Osgoode's Pro Bono Podcast

8. Emojis!? 🤔

Are emojis recognized by the law? Can they be admitted into court as evidence? Who interprets emojis? Tune in as Silas Lee and Victor Turcanu interview Osgoode’s Professor Elizabeth Kirley on the exciting developments of “emoji law”. The content of this episode is intended as legal information NOT legal advice. If you need legal advice please consult with a lawyer.

7. Ethics & the Law

Where and how exactly do lawyers and law students learn about ethics? In this episode, Silas Lee interviews 3L students Kristopher Kinsinger and Kenny Hildebrand about their perspective and personal experiences in legal ethics. The content of this episode is intended as legal information, NOT legal advice. If you need legal advice please consult with a lawyer.

6. The Notwithstanding Clause

Nasra and Oliver sit down with Professor Richard Haigh to discuss the Notwithstanding Clause, our Charter Rights, and what the heck happened with Toronto City Council. The content of this episode is intended as legal information NOT legal advice. If you need legal advice please consult with a lawyer.

5. Wrongful Convictions & the Criminal Justice System

Ethan Radomski sits down with members of Innocence Canada, Stephanie Nowak and Bhavan Sodhi to discuss wrongful convictions and some of the current problems facing Canada's criminal justice system. To learn more about the wonderful work done by Innocence Canada in solving wrongful convictions, visit their website at www.innocencecanada.com. The content of this episode is intended as legal information NOT legal advice. If you need legal assistance, please consult with a lawyer.

4. Articling Recruitment and OCIs

Randy Ramoodit sits down with Victor Martins, Shayyan Malik and Samiyyah Ganga to speak about their tips and experiences with the OCIs and Articling recruitment interviews. The content of this episode is intended as legal information NOT legal advice. If you need legal advice please consult with a lawyer.