January 1, 1970
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology advances, it is difficult to imagine a future where it does not reshape many institutions, including the legal field. Younger generations will likely witness these changes unfold in various ways, for better or worse. One key area of the legal system that may experience a significant impact from AI is criminal law. This discussion explores the role of AI in policing and post-arrest criminal justice decisions.
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April 22, 2025
For many law enthusiasts, the image of a lawyer’s daily life is shaped by Hollywood — fast-paced courtroom showdowns, last-minute legal triumphs, and high-powered dealmaking, à la Suits. But according to Sean Goldman-Hunt, reality tells a different story. “It’s nothing like Suits,” he reveals, pulling back the curtain on what life as a lawyer truly entails.
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December 24, 2024
Law school is frequently described as a transforming experience that is both difficult and stressful, but ultimately rewarding. For many students, juggling rigorous academic demands, work, and personal life can be difficult. When going on a journey to pursue your aspirations, the most challenging aspect can be the concept of attempting it. However, for one graduate, this experience has taught him perseverance, adaptation, and community involvement. Aaron Atwal, a recently graduated law student who now works at SLS PC in Toronto, discusses how his path to law has influenced his perceptions of himself and the world through the lens of law.
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July 9, 2024
The modern world of fast-paced environments and complete reliance on technology has caused a shift in how we approach the legal profession. Legal tech is transforming the profession of law through the implementation of software and technology to offer legal services, improve client care, and accelerate operations (Sarah, 2024). For numerous compelling reasons, lawyers should be interested in legal technology.
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February 11, 2024
July 2016 unveiled a harrowing narrative that defies Türkiye’s historical fabric—a story of arbitrary detentions, abductions, imprisonment of postpartum mothers, and the struggle for survival within the confines of captivity. President Erdoğan proclaimed, “Old Turkey no longer exists; this Turkey is new Turkey,” attributing a coup attempt to the Gulen movement and subsequently subjecting Gulen followers and affiliates to relentless persecution, devoid of any substantiated investigation.
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December 17, 2023
"Are there too many laws?"
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December 8, 2023
In the entertainment field, films and television series have become mediums that not only entertain, but also impact and inspire people in numerous ways. One significant impact that these forms of media have on individuals is in shaping their aspirations and driving them towards pursuing certain careers. The depiction of legal scenarios, courtroom drama, ethical dilemmas, and the pursuit of justice portrayed in these visual narratives often captivate viewers, sparking an interest in the legal profession. This surge can be attributed to the profound way in which the legal profession is depicted, often glamorizing it and shedding light on its intricacies. In this exploration, we delve into the ways in which films and TV shows have played a pivotal role in fostering a newfound fascination with the world of law. From iconic courtroom dramas to gripping legal thrillers, these narratives have not only entertained, but also ignited a passion for justice and the pursuit of truth among countless individuals.
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March 13, 2023
What the future has in store for the legal industry: perspectives from an interdisciplinary background.
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March 13, 2023
Jerrold Soh is Assistant Professor at the Yong Pung How School of Law and Deputy Director of its Centre of Computational Law. His work explores how technology can, will, and should be used to improve the legal system. Drawing on his training in law, economics, and programming, he has written and published work on legal text analytics, the physics of law, legal applications of blockchain, and AI liability. Jerrold teaches these things too, alongside more traditional subjects like torts and business law. He would be happy for young(er), future lawyers to follow or contact him over LinkedIn or Twitter, though he can’t guarantee he can be of assistance to everyone.
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