Program Chairs
The Hon. Justice Jeanine LeRoy
Associate Chief Justice, Co-Ordinator of Justices of the Peace, Ontario Court of Justice
Caitlyn Kasper
Senior Staff Lawyer, Aboriginal Legal Services
Don’t miss the 9th National Conference on Indigenous Criminal Justice Post-Gladue, October 26th, 2024
This one day program gives you a unique opportunity to come together and discuss current challenges, new legal decisions and ways to improve the criminal justice system as it affects Indigenous people.
2024 is the 25th Anniversary of the Supreme Court of Canada’s landmark decision in R. v. Gladue. This national program will be a forum for discussion on current key issues and an opportunity for you to ask questions and offer your comments.
Please Note: In-person space is limited and filling up quickly!
Registration includes 120-day unlimited, online access to the recorded program.
What You’ll Learn
Critical case law updates
Indigenous identity at the margins: navigating R v. Kehoe (2023 BCCA 2) and R. v. Hamer (2021 BCCA 297)
How judges and counsel can engage with Gladue principles in a meaningful way
Sealing of Gladue Reports
Can Gladue reports re-traumatize in the pursuit of healing?
Gladue reports as Indigenous (oral) storytelling: traditional aspects to modern justice
Who Should Attend
Anyone who works with Indigenous people involved in the criminal justice system
Faculty
Program Chairs
The Hon. Justice Jeanine LeRoy
Associate Chief Justice, Co-Ordinator of Justices of the Peace, Ontario Court of Justice
Caitlyn Kasper
Senior Staff Lawyer, Aboriginal Legal Services
Keynote Speaker
(Appearing by live video)
Niigaanwewidam Sinclair
Professor of Native Studies, University of Manitoba
Instructors
Past Delegate
“Everyone was well-versed and obviously dedicated to the development of Gladue courts and application of the Gladue principles in regular courts as well.”
Agenda
Q & A
Concluding Remarks and Closing Ceremony
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Recorded: Oct 26, 2024
$495 + TAX
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EDI | 2h 30m |
Total | 6h |
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