Judicial Accountability through Sexual Assault Law Training Act
C-337 (42)
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MPs pass sex assault training bill but bumpier ride coming in Senate Women's advocates, defence counsel call for transparency from judiciary on sexual assault law training for judges CJC 'very hopeful' Senate will heed red flags judiciary raised about judicial training Judicial misconduct in the sexual assault trial « Why couldn’t you just keep your knees together? » : l’obligation déontologique des juges face aux victimes de violences sexuelles Judicial training bill passes Senate committee with changes easing judicial independence concerns of bench, bar