The Suspension Period of s. 212(1)(j) of the Criminal Code: Can We Go Back in Time? - Shelly Neal
The rise of the feminist movement and increasing prevalence of social justice issues, due to widespread information through social media, has led to a growing change in attitude toward the protections for sex trade workers. Traditionally, these workers have acted as a cultural thermometer in demonstrating society’s feelings towards women and shame in expressions of sexuality. As the world continues to change, so do the legal parameters around this longstanding form of work.
Exorcising S.230 (and other Poltergeists) from the Criminal Code
Image by: QYD This week in my Criminal Law and Procedure class at Robson Hall, the students and I had an engaging discussion about...
