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ANALYSIS: Rising Use of Notwithstanding Clause: Brute Political Force or Reasonable Response to Overreaching Courts?

ANALYSIS: Rising Use of Notwithstanding Clause: Brute Political Force or Reasonable Response to Overreaching Courts?
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UBCO forum in Kelowna to debate climate change impact

UBCO forum in Kelowna to debate climate change impact
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What to know before moving in together

In honour of Valentine's Day, we’re doing a series of interviews about all things love. When things are going well in a relationship, many couples talk about moving in together. But what if the relationship falls apart? We spoke to Erez Aloni, an associate professor at UBC’s Allard School of Law, about how to navigate prenuptial and cohabitation agreements.

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B C ruling on AI hallucinated fake legal cases could set precedent, experts say

The high-profile case involves bogus case law produced by ChatGPT and allegedly submitted to the court by a lawyer in a high-net-worth family dispute.

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Opinion: Catch-22s around disclosure are leading to miscarriages of justice

The cases of Walter Gillespie and Robert Mailman show how systemic problems with evidence disclosure are making it harder to exonerate innocent people

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