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DESCRIPTION:Le verdict de l’affaire Ghomeshi sort le 24 mars. Voici le mome
 nt d’engager la conversation sur comment les survivantEs d'agression sexue
 lle peuvent être mieux serviEs.\n\nUne procureure de la Couronne\, une avo
 cate de la défense en droit criminel\, des universitaires et une activiste
 \, toutes spécialisées en droit pénal\, discuteront de l’équilibre délicat
  entre le respect des principes fondamentaux de la justice pour les accusé
 Es\, tout en favorisant un meilleur espace pour les survivantEs dans le sy
 stème judiciaire.\n\n[En anglais seulement]\n\nOn March 24\, 2016\, the ve
 rdict of the highly publicized Jian Ghomeshi trial will be released. For m
 onths\, the legal world\, the media\, and the general public have been tal
 king about the shortfalls of the criminal justice system when it comes to 
 dealing with sexual assault. This public discourse presents a unique oppor
 tunity to look beyond Ghomeshi and start a conversation about how survivor
 s of sexual assault can be better served.\n\nA crown prosecutor\, a crimin
 al defence lawyer\, academics and an activist\, all who specialize and/or 
 practice in this area of the law will discuss the difficult balance betwee
 n respecting fundamental principles of justice for the defendant\, while f
 ostering a better space for survivors within the criminal justice system. 
 \n\nA reception will follow so that audience members and panellists can co
 ntinue the conversation over wine and cheese. The reception will take plac
 e from 7-8:30 in the Atrium.\n\nPanelists:\n\nProfessor Constance Backhous
 e holds the positions of Distinguished University Professor and University
  Research Chair at the Faculty of Law\, University of Ottawa. She is inter
 nationally known for her feminist research and publications on sex discrim
 ination and the legal history of gender and race in Canada.\n\nMe. Suzanne
  Costom is a criminal defence lawyer at Shadley Battista Costom\, one of t
 he oldest firms practicing criminal and penal law in Québec. From 1997 to 
 2010\, Suzanne was a sessional lecturer at the 91ºÚÁÏÍø Faculty of Law\, whe
 re she has taught courses on evidence and sentencing. She has written a nu
 mber of articles in the areas of criminal law and procedure\, and speaks r
 egularly at continuing legal education seminars.\n\nMe. Sara Henningsson i
 s a crown prosecutor at the Montreal Provincial Crown Attorney's Office si
 nce 2007. She specialises in sexual assault offences\, crimes against chil
 dren as well as drug and weapon related offences. She is current positione
 d on an organized crime related murder trial under the direction of the Bu
 reau de la grande criminalité et des affaires spéciales.. In 2009 and 2010
 \, she was a guest lecturer in the Criminal procedure course at91ºÚÁÏÍø Univ
 ersity. She has been teaching seminars since 2014 such as Advanced Crimina
 l Evidence - 91ºÚÁÏÍø and and Special Topics - Sexual Assault Off
 ences.\n\nChenthoori Malankov is the daughter of the Thamil diaspora who i
 s an artivist from Toronto with a Bachelor’s degree from York University i
 n Sociology & Womyn Studies.Utilizing alternative platforms such as arts\,
  education models she designs and facilitates workshops with METAC a viole
 nce against women and youth organization\, in schools through out Toronto 
 on issues revolving around gender base violence & different forms of survi
 vorship and the passion to create more spaces for marginalized voices. Che
 nthoori has been on a six city tour throughout the United States with the 
 Heartbeats: The IZZAT Project\, which is an expressive arts project in whi
 ch young South Asian women use illustration\, writing and theatre to explo
 re and share community stories about resilience in the face of violence. O
 n her spare time she enjoys spending time with family\, her special puppy 
 and constantly striving to make this world a safer place.\n\nModerator:\n
 \nProfessor Alana Klein teaches and researches in health law\, criminal la
 w\, and human rights at the 91ºÚÁÏÍø Faculty of Law. The position of margina
 lized groups and individuals in decentralized and privatized systems and t
 he role of accountability requirements in governance and decision-making a
 re primary preoccupations in her research.\n\nOther details\n\nAccessibili
 ty: The event takes place at the Faculty of Law\, in New Chancellor Day Ha
 ll. While the building and room are accessible (via the Library entrance o
 n the east side\, or via the last basement of the McIntyre garage)\, it is
  located on the Peel Street hill\, halfway between Pine and Doctor Penfiel
 d. The Moot Court has a lift for wheel chairs and also platforms with mova
 ble tables and chairs at the back.\n\nWarning: Some audience members may f
 ind the subject matter of this panel disturbing. Active listeners from the
  Sexual Assault Centre of the 91ºÚÁÏÍø Students' Society will be present to 
 provide support to anyone who needs it.\n\nThis event will be recorded.\n
 \nPresented by the Criminal Law Club of 91ºÚÁÏÍø\, and made possible by fund
 ing from the 91ºÚÁÏÍø Law Career Development Office and the 91ºÚÁÏÍø Law Dean'
 s Discrentionary Funds.\n
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LOCATION:Salle du Tribunal-école Maxwell-Cohen (NCDH 100)\, Chancellor Day 
 Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1W9\, 3644 rue Peel
SUMMARY:Beyond Ghomeshi: Creating Ethical Practices in Criminal Sexual Assa
 ult Trials
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 hical-practices-criminal-sexual-assault-trials-259875
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