The Windsor Review of Legal and Social Issues (WRLSI) is a student-run interdisciplinary law journal based out of the University of Windsor, Faculty of Law.
Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Joined May 2013
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The Windsor Review of Legal and Social Issues Transitions to Open Access lsslib.wpcomstaging.com/2020… @CanLII @WindsorLaw #legal #information #openaccess
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Happening now: Chief Justice Morawetz of the @SCJOntario_en addresses #WindsorLaw students during the Windsor Review of Legal & Social Issues (@WRLSI) Open Access Launch.
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Join us on Tuesday, February 11 to celebrate 31 years of the Windsor Review of Legal and Social Issues (WRLSI). Registration for the WRLSI Open Access Launch with Chief Justice Morawetz is now open: attend.com/WRLSI
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From @CTVNews "Supreme Court case could lead to First Nations role in law-making" ow.ly/ZGYZ30hMVtJ
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Interested in #labourlaw? Come to JAW's panel discussion next Wednesday January 17th to hear from Aminah Hanif, a @WindsorLaw graduate, of Cavaluzzo LLP (which hires just after the conference) to hear about her experience in construction labour law! #JAWcon2018
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McLachlin hangs up her red robes: After hearing more than 2000 appeals, considering close to 5000 applications for leave to appeal, and writing more than 400 judgments — the SCC’s longest-serving, and first female CJ hears her final case Dec. 7 #SCC thelawyersdaily.ca/articles/…
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Proud that @WindsorLaw has invested resources for embedded clinical therapy and wellness promotion. Laura Little is already making a difference in the health and wellness of our students. xitter.cf/windsorlawcso/status/9…
Huge thanks to Laura Little @WindsorLaw and Ellen Schlesinger & Iva Keighley @OsgoodeNews for providing your mental health perspective at today's NALP Canadian Diversity Conference.
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Graffiti messages mentioning Islam popping up in Windsor windsorstar.com/news/local-n…
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This Wednesday, PBSC Windsor will have over 35 items for you to bid on at the Foundry! To name a few: @DetroitRedWings and @DetroitPistons tickets and @WindsorCrossFit gift cards. We are so excited to see you there! Come help us help our community.
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We're presenting a first glimpse into this year's conference. Come out and listen to this year's keynote speaker, Payam Akhavan, and enjoy some hot beverages. Pay what you can, all proceeds go to charity.
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Our @PBSCWindsor chapter is doing such amazing work. The law should be a social tool and these students show how it's done. Congrats! #proud xitter.cf/cbcwindsor/status/9206…
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@WindsorLaw student-run, peer reviewed multi-discipl'ary journal 'Windsor Review of Legal & Social Issues' invites submissions for Vol 39.
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@annekersmit @WRLSI This initiative by is one of the best things I've ever participated in. It's one of the things I miss most about Ont!
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Congrats to all award winners and all student presenters, and to @WRLSI for a very well-organized event. xitter.cf/WRLSI/status/710928313…
Congrats to all our presenters on an incredible 9th Annual Canadian Law Student Conference! #LawCon9
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So pleased to see this thoughtful and thoroughly researched paper recognized. Congratulations @cewhopkins. xitter.cf/WRLSI/status/710930153…
Congrats @cewhopkins for winning the @WindsorLaw's Prize for having the top Windsor Law submission! #LawCon9
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Grateful to be apart of such a terrific event w/ some great panelists. Thank you #lawcon9 xitter.cf/wrlsi/status/710921277…
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Hugely rewarding to have taken part in the @WRLSI conference. Thank you for such thoughtful organising! xitter.cf/WRLSI/status/710889461…
Our Criminal Law & The Charter Panel are answering challenging questions moderated by Professor @dtanovich #LawCon9
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It's not where the puck is now but where it will be going. - Dean Waters of @WindsorLaw at @WRLSI #lawcon9 – at Windsor, Ontario