Lecture Series at the College of Law Jan. 25 Feb. 1 Feb. 26 Feb. 29 March 2 March 7 2016 Lectures All lectures are free and open to the public. For more information visit law.usask.ca and click “Guest Speakers.” Check out youtube.com/CollegeOfLawUsask for videos of past lectures. Feb. 3 *Speakers and dates subject to change “Deceived and Seized: A Panel on the Realities of Human Traﬃcking” Panelists: Prof. Carin Holroyd, Political Studies, U of S, Haidah Amirzadeh, Lawyer, and a representative of the police community. A joint event with Usask Level, formerly Canadian Lawyers Abroad 12pm, Room 150, College of Law, University of Saskatchewan Wunusweh Lecture in Aboriginal Law: Truth, Reconciliation, and Legal Education: The TRC Syllabus and Indigenous Laws Panelists: Gillian Calder, University of Victoria, Karen Drake, Lakehead University, and Aimée Craft, University of Manitoba 12pm, Room 150, College of Law, University of Saskatchewan “Does Dialogue Theory Justify Judicial Review?” The Honourable Mr. Justice Russell Brown, Supreme Court of Canada 1pm, Room 150, College of Law, University of Saskatchewan Law Foundation of Saskatchewan Lecture: “Human Rights and Disability Law” Panelists: Sonja Kerr, Cuddy Law Firm and Anne-Marie Cotter, Law Foundation of Saskatchewan H. Robert Arscott Chair 11am, Room 150, College of Law, University of Saskatchewan *This event is part of a larger one day conference. Contact [email protected] for details. Estey Lecture in Business Law: “The End of Internationalism?” Professor Cally Jordan, Estey Chair in Business Law, U of S 12:00pm, Room 150, College of Law, University of Saskatchewan “A Conversation with Justice Abella” The Honourable Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella, Supreme Court of Canada A joint event with Pro Bono Students Canada 7pm, Room 150, College of Law, University of Saskatchewan “Lawfulness of the Marriage Decisions” Kendall Thomas, Nash Professor of Law, Columbia University 12pm, Room 150, College of Law, University of Saskatchewan #ReconciliationSyllabus

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Lecture Seriesat the College of Law

Jan. 25

Feb. 1

Feb. 26

Feb. 29

March 2

March 7

2016 Lectures

All lectures are free and open to the public.For more information visit law.usask.ca and click “Guest Speakers.”

Check out youtube.com/CollegeOfLawUsask for videos of past lectures.

Feb. 3

*Speakers and dates subject to change

“Deceived and Seized: A Panel on the Realities of Human Trafficking”Panelists: Prof. Carin Holroyd, Political Studies, U of S, Haidah Amirzadeh, Lawyer, and a representative of the police community. A joint event with Usask Level, formerly Canadian Lawyers Abroad12pm, Room 150, College of Law, University of Saskatchewan

Wunusweh Lecture in Aboriginal Law: Truth, Reconciliation, and Legal Education: The TRC Syllabus and Indigenous Laws Panelists: Gillian Calder, University of Victoria, Karen Drake, Lakehead University, and Aimée Craft, University of Manitoba12pm, Room 150, College of Law, University of Saskatchewan

“Does Dialogue Theory Justify Judicial Review?”The Honourable Mr. Justice Russell Brown, Supreme Court of Canada 1pm, Room 150, College of Law, University of Saskatchewan

Law Foundation of Saskatchewan Lecture: “Human Rights and Disability Law”Panelists: Sonja Kerr, Cuddy Law Firm and Anne-Marie Cotter, Law Foundation of Saskatchewan H. Robert Arscott Chair11am, Room 150, College of Law, University of Saskatchewan*This event is part of a larger one day conference. Contact [email protected] for details.

Estey Lecture in Business Law: “The End of Internationalism?”Professor Cally Jordan, Estey Chair in Business Law, U of S12:00pm, Room 150, College of Law, University of Saskatchewan

“A Conversation with Justice Abella”The Honourable Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella, Supreme Court of Canada A joint event with Pro Bono Students Canada 7pm, Room 150, College of Law, University of Saskatchewan

“Lawfulness of the Marriage Decisions”Kendall Thomas, Nash Professor of Law, Columbia University 12pm, Room 150, College of Law, University of Saskatchewan

#ReconciliationSyllabus

http://law.usask.ca

http://youtube.com/CollegeOfLawUsask