Human Rights Duhaime's LawMag Monitoring and deciphering legal and justice system news and providing honest, candid commentary thereon. Subscribe Today 15 May 2011 Categories: Human Rights, International Law, Military Law 2 Comments The Killing of Osama Bin Laden A day to celebrate or a dark day for the rule of law? » Continue Reading 22 Dec 2010 Categories: Crime and Criminal Law, Human Rights 2 Comments The Good and the Bad: Judge Stuart's R. v. Moses Legacy No matter what you do, if you get caught, ask for a sentencing circle. » Continue Reading 04 Sep 2010 Categories: Human Rights, Law Makers, Politicians 3 Comments Playing God: One Jurisdiction's End-of-Life Law Odyssey If one Canadian jurisdiction's unbelievable procrastination is any example, adult guardianship law presents extraordinary law-making challenges. » Continue Reading 20 May 2010 Categories: Current Events, Human Rights, Law Makers, Politicians 2 Comments French: Language of Law Non Grata. Lip service to French ... in Canada of all places. » Continue Reading 26 Apr 2010 Categories: Human Rights, International Law 3 Comments Muslim Law in the Doldrums Muslim law jurists despise reform on religious grounds. In the legal doldrums that creates, the ancient law gives its love to men. » Continue Reading 23 Aug 2009 Categories: Human Rights, Immigration Law 3 Comments Lawyer Non Grata: The Fallacy Of Legal Representation In Canadian Immigration Proceedings Canada's immigration department has a thing against lawyers. » Continue Reading 29 Jul 2009 Categories: Human Rights 5 Comments Obesity Law: The Rise of the Fat Most fat choose to be. But then they reach for human rights law by seeking rights and privileges reserved for the disabled. » Continue Reading 14 Jun 2009 Categories: Human Rights 2 Comments Holy Aureole: The Female Breast and the Law A kerfuffle over nothing. » Continue Reading 30 Apr 2009 Categories: Human Rights, International Law, Legal History 2 Comments Fritz Haber: War Criminal Because the concept of private liability for war crimes was only developing, Fritz Haber was never prosecuted for war crimes. » Continue Reading 02 Apr 2009 Categories: Human Rights, International Law 2 Comments Deadly Anachronism: Back To The Afghan Future? Bad law can be quaint and amusing except when the strong, rank odor is new and deadly to women. » Continue Reading Page 1 of 2First Previous [1] 2 Next Last