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November 2017
Holly Johnson comments on the rate of publicization of Special Investigations Unit probes into the actions of Ottawa police officers (CBC News Ottawa)
Baljit Nagra explains why Deepan Budlakot, who is currently “stateless”, is Canada’s responsibility (Metro Ottawa)
Justin Piché edits the newest issue of "Journal of Prisoners on Prisons"
Justin Piché argues against the construction of a new, bigger jail in the Ottawa area (Ottawa Citizen)
Line Beauchesne discusses New Brunswick's legislative framework for drug impaired driving, such as marijuana (Radio-Canada Nouveau-Brunswick) *in French
Welcome to Alexis Truong, new Assistant Professor
Emily Babcock, student, was named to the championship All-Star Team after the Gee-Gees won their first-ever Canadian university women's rugby title (Belleville Intelligencer)
Elsa Lalonde, student, was awarded the Dr. John Davis Burton award for her contributions to accessibility and is pushing for the University of Ottawa to re-establish an Accessibility Committee (The Charlatan)
Holly Johnson comments on a Statistics Canada study which found that just one in five sexual assault cases substantiated by Canadian police end up in court (Pique)
New book by Louise Fines
October 2017
Criminology student Elsa Lalonde advocates to improve accessibility for people with disabilities (Le Droit)
Elsa Lalonde, student, was awarded the Dr. John Davis Burton award for her contributions to accessibility and is pushing for the University of Ottawa to re-establish an Accessibility Committee (Le Droit) *in French
Michael Kempa discusses targeted crime and explains that police may be calling these incidents "targeted" in part to dampen public expectations in the face of a public health crisis that they haven't been able to get a handle on (CBC News Hamilton)
Holly Johnson comments on the results of a new study by Statistics Canada which found that only one in five sexual assault cases substantiated by Canadian police end up in court, with about one in ten resulting in a conviction (The Globe and Mail)
The article discusses the judicial process faced by sexual assault victims and quotes Holly Johnson on "rape myths" in the justice system (BBC)
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