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Corrupt FBI Terry Nelson retired with pension after $1 Billion crime spree in Canada!
Corrupt FBI agent Terry Nelson retired to his $10 million dollar home on Key Biscayne, Florida collecting his $50,000 FBI annual pension... -
Forbidden desire, that's what.
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EU CETA trade deal vs Qualified majority voting
Under the governing Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU), Article 218.8 states that: “The Council shall act by a qualified majority... -
CETA debacle: No reason to speed up the visa issue for Romania and Bulgaria
Previously, Sofia and Bucharest had been seeking a separate and “irreversible” legally binding text signed by Canada, as the price of lifting their... -
EU: Weak on Putin, absent in Syria, can’t do trade deals
Do not underestimate the Walloons. The No vote by the francophone region of southern Belgium to the EU-Canada trade agreement is neither a cry for help... -
Opinions Please... Best Human Rights Law Firm In Canada?
I have a friend who filed a legitimate refugee claim in Canada and it was ignored for 8 years for political reasons (can be proven with recordings of... -
The Case of Solicitor William Gilmour - Should he be disbarred?
Sometimes I notice that the Canadian Law Societies conceal the wrongdoings of lawyers and although I can understand this in the case of a new law grad... -
Morris started a topic Should Jeb Bush Be Required To Pass A Criminal Background Check To Be President?in Law NewsShould Jeb Bush Be Required To Pass A Criminal Background Check To Be President?
Do you believe that someone who cannot get a job with U.S. Customs because of criminal ties should be allowed to run for President of the United States?... -
Should Presidential Candidates Like Jeb Bush Pass A Background Check?
Do you believe that someone who cannot get a job with U.S. Customs because of criminal ties should be allowed to run for President of the United States?... -
About Amicus Curiae Professional Law School
Amicus Curiae Professional Law School is a law school for (1) non-Canadians lawyers, as well as Canadians/non-Canadians who are in possession of a non-Canadian... -
Canada: Schools with only non-professional degrees
These offer undergraduate and/or graduate school programs in law or legal studies, but they are not professional degrees and do not confer the ability... -
List of Law Schools and Law Faculties in Canada: Common and Civil Law
Canada is mostly a common law jurisdiction. However, the province of Quebec uses the civil law system for private law matters. As a result, Quebec's French... -
Osgoode Hall Law School
Osgoode Hall Law School of York University, is a Canadian law school, located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Named after the first Chief Justice of Ontario,... -
Law school -- Law degrees -- Canada
The typical degree to practice law in Canada is the LL.B.,[3] which requires previous college coursework and is very similar to the first law degree in...
