Dec. 17, 2013 Globe and Mail – Michaelle Jean Time to bring Madiba’s values to Canada Canada’s former Governor General has a wish list in the light of the recent tributes paid to South Africa’s Madiba. “A world of justice can be built only if … [Read more...]
What comes after pain?
Oct. 18, 2013 Live @U of T What Comes After Pain? The F Word: The Forgiveness Project Exhibition is in Hart House’s main hall and seeks to explore ideas around how forgiveness, reconciliation and conflict resolution impact positively in … [Read more...]
Spirit matters
March 8, 2013 Office of the Correctional Investigator Spirit Matters: Aboriginal People and the Corrections and Conditional Release Act This document has a content outline, an executive summary and the complete report, including a conclusion and … [Read more...]
Aboriginal justice failing
February 27, 2013 CBC News Justice system failing First Nations, report finds. Iacobucci urges action to get aboriginal representation on Ontario juries Seeing a lack of Aboriginal participation in the jury pool is indicative of a much wider … [Read more...]
Prison costs revised
February 19, 2013 Livingston Daily.com – Paul Egan – Gannett News Service Michigan prison costs high despite fewer inmates, staff Lots of the rhetoric around growth in prisons and mass incarceration has prompted realization about the cost of … [Read more...]
Solitary
February 1, 2013 Solitary Watch – Bloggers Jean Casella and James Ridgeway State Bar Association Calls on New York to “Profoundly Restrict” Its Use of Solitary Confinement Written by the New York State Bar Association Civil Rights Committee, the … [Read more...]
Mental health and criminal justice
January 30, 2013 International Centre for Criminal Law Reform and Criminal Justice Policy – Fifth National Symposium (January 2013) - Alison MacPhail and Simon Verdun-Jones Mental Illness and the Criminal Justice System While this paper excludes … [Read more...]