Beyond the Bruise: How Courts Are Learning to See the Invisible Architecture of Coercive Control
When a domestic abuse case reaches a courtroom, the judicial spotlight is routinely drawn to evidence that can be easily observed, quantified, and packaged for a jury. A physical bruise,…
Rise of AI in Canadian Courts Offers Crucial Lifeline to Self-Represented Litigants but Threatens Training Grounds for Future Lawyers
The rapid integration of artificial intelligence within the Canadian judicial system is emerging as a profound double-edged sword. While generative AI tools are democratizing legal assistance for individuals who cannot…