legal reform

Anti-Monopoly Law: New Guidance for China’s State Sector

Stan Abrams
March 07, 2010 00:00

One of the big questions hanging out there since the adoption of the Anti-monopoly Law (AML) a couple years ago has been the treatment of State-owned Enterprises (SOEs) and the regulation of the State sector. One of the pillars of competition law is to promote fair competition, and monopolies and...

Bullet to the Back of the Head Out, Community Corrections In

Stan Abrams
March 06, 2010 06:08

This year . . . a total of 180,000 convicts spent Lantern Festival, which fell last Sunday, at home rather than in jail, thanks to the community correction program. China started to trial run the program in 2003 in Beijing and Shanghai, then extended it to 27 provinces. Having fulfilled their...

Official Launch of Law Enforcement Accountability Project (LEAP)

April 14, 2009 03:52

First post of three on projects at Windsor Law fighting racial discrimination On February 5th, 2009, the Faculty of Law hosted the official launch of LEAP. LEAP is the first law school project of its kind in Canada. The event kicked off with an introduction and welcome by Dean Bruce Elman....

International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination

March 22, 2009 00:38

International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination: Racial Minorities, particularly Blacks, in Ontario Have very little to Cheer about or Celebrate (written March 10, 2000; first updated September 17, 2004; second update March 21, 2009) by S. Pieters, B.A. (Criminology), LL.B....

Ret. Judge Paul Staniszewski Espouses Clear Hatred

February 25, 2009 20:42

Paul Staniszewski was a graduate of  Osgoode Hall in 1954.  He practiced law for 13 years until he was appointed as a federal judge in 1967. Several law school scholarships were set up in his name at Windsor and Osgoode. Now Staniszewski wants to ban minorities he dislikes from receiving the a...