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Jessica Mach

Los Angeles
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Canadian Lawyer survey: How Canada’s courts are regulating, using, and evaluating generative AI

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By Jessica Mach
| Canadian Lawyer Verified
We polled Canada’s courts to better understand how they’re engaging with genAI In mid-April, Canadian Lawyer sent a survey to Canada's courts to better understand how the justice system is engaging with generative AI. The survey posed more than a dozen questions on how each venue – from the Supreme Court of Canada to Yukon’s Small Claims court – was regulating genAI use by litigants, law clerks, and judges, training court staff on genAI tools, and incorporating them into court functions.
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Louise Arbour says law creates ‘a greater freedom for all’ upon being sworn in as Governor General

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By Jessica Mach
| Canadian Lawyer Verified
Upon being installed as the 31st Governor General of Canada on Monday morning, former Supreme Court of Canada justice Louise Arbour reflected on her roots in Montreal, describing her upbringing as taking place in a comfortably homogeneous environment. Speaking in French, Arbour said she grew up in uniform and was educated exclusively by women, her mother and the sisters of the Congregation of Notre Dame.
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SCC clarifies landmark Ontario criminal case can be relied on in appellate reviews but not at trial

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By Jessica Mach
| Canadian Lawyer Verified
The SCC clarified the application of a landmark Ontario Court of Appeal decision, R. v. J.J.R.D. Brian Pfefferle In a unanimous decision attributed only to “the court” on Friday, the Supreme Court of Canada clarified that only appellate courts can rely on an oft-cited Ontario Court of Appeal decision for rulings on criminal matters. The landmark Ontario case, R. v.
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