CHNL | Jeffrey Meyers on President Trump's military powers January 8, 2020
TRU Law faculty member Jeffrey Meyers discusses the concentration of power in the office of the US president and how far he can go with…
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Access to Justice Week examines reducing barriers November 15, 2019
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bL_G4kz-owE British Columbia observed its second Access to Justice Week October 27 through November 2, to shed light on relevant issues and what students and…
CFJC Today | Local lawyers working on proposal for mental health, community-conscious court system in Kamloops November 12, 2019
Several lawyers in Kamloops and law professors at Thompson Rivers University have banded together to propose a different kind of court system, one that would…
Vancouver Sun | How progressive voters can truly win in future Canadian elections October 28, 2019
TRU Law faculty member Jeffrey Meyers offers his insights in the aftermath of the Canadian federal election, and speculates on what their best future strategies…
The Conversation Canada | How progressive voters can truly win in future Canadian elections October 22, 2019
There might be another option for progressive voters who felt they had no option but to vote for Justin Trudeau's Liberals, despite their disappointment in…
Faculty of Law
Record turnout for TRU Law alumni events October 21, 2019
TRU Law hosted two alumni events in September, in Calgary and Vancouver, with record turnouts. These opportunities for networking and engagement are a great way…
Faculty of Law
Law faculty member advances trans rights in Canada October 18, 2019
TRU Law faculty member Samuel Singer is well-known for his work on advancing transgender legal rights throughout Canada. With his recent contributions to the field…
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Law faculty member edits book on privileges October 2, 2019
Dr. Chris Hunt, associate professor in the Faculty of Law, has edited the new book Perspectives on Evidentiary Privileges (Toronto: Thomson Reuters, 2019). It features…
CHNL | TRU Law's Katie Sykes talks about a Canadian journal focussing on animal law September 17, 2019
Katie Sykes, TRU associate law professor, joined NL Morning News to talk about expanding interest and research in animal law. https://soundcloud.com/user-965676831/nl-morning-news-katie-sykes-sept-17?in=user-965676831/sets/morning-nl-news
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TRU Law faculty and students publish journal on animal law September 12, 2019
The latest volume of the Canadian Journal of Comparative and Contemporary Law edited by faculty and students of TRU Law is delving into a topic…
Faculty of Law, Featured
TRU Law medal winner stresses being kind August 20, 2019
This year’s winner of the Law Society of BC Gold Medal is heading to the BC Court of Appeal to be a clerk before moving…
Faculty of Law
New TRU Law students receive warm welcome August 16, 2019
The Canadian Bar Association BC branch’s vice-president is among the guest speakers who will be welcoming in this fall’s law class. Vancouver-based lawyer Kenneth Armstrong…
Alumni
TRU alum dedicates legacy gift to future community leaders August 15, 2019
Much has changed at TRU since Kamloops lawyer Lorianna Bennett enrolled in the Bachelor of Science program in 1990—but not everything. Still the same are…
CBC National News | Why Trudeau's Trans Mountain do-over might need Indigenous investment June 19, 2019
Law Dean Brad Morse talked with CBC's national affairs editor Chris Hall about the legal sides of Indigenous title and ownership of the pipeline. Read…
Salon | Compelling people to reveal their passwords is posing a challenge to police and courts May 27, 2019
If someone was accused of a crime and police suspected that evidence could be found on their phone, did you know that the police can…
The National Post | Compelling people to reveal their passwords is posing a challenge to police and courts May 23, 2019
TRU Law faculty member Robert Diab weighs the arguments around privacy rights versus police investigations. Read more
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Law students tap into wealth of experience with judge in residence May 14, 2019
So much has changed since the Hon. Hope Hyslop went to law school in the 1960s. She was one of only four women in her…
The Conversation Canada | Why does Justin Trudeau succumb to corporate pressure? May 6, 2019
TRU Law faculty member Charis Kamphuis examines the influence of SNC Lavalin on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Read more
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Student finds logic in intersection of law and tech April 9, 2019
Third-year TRU Law student David Barroqueiro has been recognized with one of the inaugural Neota Logic Alumni Awards for his work on the platform, in an…
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Woman to woman: judges provide counsel to law students March 26, 2019
Four BC women judges shared their experiences, advice and wisdom with the next generation of female lawyers coming out of TRU. An Evening with Women…
