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wilfrid laurier university FACULTY OF LIBERAL ARTS Law and (In)Justice in Times of Crisis FEBRUARY 3–4 BRANTFORD CAMPUS
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Law and (In)justice in Times of Crisis A conference held in conjunction with the Canadian Law and Society Association’s (CLSA) Midwinter Meeting February 3-4, 2023, Wilfrid Laurier University, Brantford Campus Conference Program Thursday, February 2, 2023 Graduate Student Social Best Western Hotel Bar, 7:30 – 9 PM TBC. (For more information, please contact joshua.shaw@dal.ca) Friday, February 3, 2023 8:30-9:00 Registration One Market Building (Outside of Senate and Board Chambers) Continental Breakfast Available 9:00-9:20 Welcome and Greetings Senate and Board Chambers (One Market Building) Kawennakon Bonnie Whitlow, (Indigenous Student Centre, Wilfrid Laurier University) Lori Chambers (President, Canadian Law and Society Association) Janny Leung (Dean, Faculty of Liberal Arts, Wilfrid Laurier University) Phil Boyle (Department of Sociology and Legal Studies, University of Waterloo) 1
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9:30-10:45 Concurrent Panels Panel 1. Theoretical Developments: Justice in a Context of Crisis SC Johnson Room 127 Chair: Madalyn Manziuk, University of Alberta ● What Do You Mean by Crisis? James Cairns (Associate Professor, Wilfrid Laurier University) ● A Post-Pandemic Critique of Transitional Justice, Chika Maduakolam (PhD Candidate, York University) ● Low-carbon Justice in the Net-Zero Transition, Temitope Tunbi Onifade (Vanier Scholar, University of British Columbia) ● Crisis Narratives and the Framing of Progressive/Regressive Crises Responses, Ellen Russell (Associate Professor, Wilfrid Laurier University) Panel 2. COVID-19 Crisis Regulation Senate and Board Chambers (One Market Building) Chair: Aleksandra Mastelica, University of Waterloo • The Emergency Condition: COVID-19, Climate Change, and the Medico-Climactic Crisis, Phil Boyle (Associate Professor, University of Waterloo) • Colonialism, Conflict, and COVID-19: Legal Pluralism in Times of Crisis, Tameka Samuels-Jones (Assistant Professor, York University) • COVID-19 and the State of Exception in Canadian Prisons, Laura Beach (PhD Candidate, University of Toronto) • Navigating the Tensions of Care and Control: Domestic Violence Shelter Work During the Pandemic, Andrea Quinlan (Associate Professor, University of Waterloo), Jenniffer Onlenewa (PhD Candidate, University of Waterloo), and Rashmee Singh (Associate Professor, University of Waterloo) Panel 3: Evolving Technologies of Justice: Surveillance, Risks, and Opportunities Carnegie Building Room 209 Chair: Dale Ballucci, Western University • The Dronification of Police Powers in Brazil, Roberto da Silva Medina (PhD Student, York University) • Biotechnology Patents on Higher Life Forms: A Case Study of an Unresolved Crisis, Jeremy Vyn (BA Student, Wilfrid Laurier University) and Nguyen T.K. Vo (Assistant Professor, Wilfrid Laurier University) • Social Media During COVID-19: Technological, Ethical, and Legal Considerations, Karmvir Padda (PhD Student, University of Waterloo) 10:45 Health Break – Refreshments available in One Market Building 2
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11:00-12:15 Concurrent Panels Panel 4. Crisis and Containment: Borders, Mobility, and Racial Regulation SC Johnson Room 127 Chair: Aleksandra Mastelica, University of Waterloo • The Crisis of Waiting in the Gaza Strip, Robert Fantina (PhD Student, University of Waterloo) • Asylum Seekers’ Cross-border Mobility During COVID-19, Neela Hassan (PhD Student, University of Waterloo) • Migrant Worker DNA Sweeps: 15 Theses, Adrian Smith (Associate Professor, Osgoode Hall, York University) Panel 5. Legal Interventions in Vulnerability and Protection Carnegie Building Room 209 Chair: Kaitlyn Cumming, University of British Columbia • Moral Entrepreneurship from the Bench: An Examination of Judicial Solutions to the Medico-Legal ‘Crisis’ of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder in Canadian Criminal Courts, William Hebert (Assistant Professor, Carleton University) • Combating Hate: The Role of Activism in Canada’s Implementation of Criminal Code s. 718.2(a)(i), Sophie Liu (PhD Student, University of British Columbia) • No Legal Way Out: R. v. Ryan, Domestic Abuse and the Defense of Duress, Lori Chambers (Professor, Lakehead University) and Nadia Verrelli (formerly, Laurentian University) Panel 6. Legalized Precarity and the Ongoing Crisis for Workers Regulation Senate and Board Chambers (One Market Building) Chair: Marcia Oliver, Wilfrid Laurier University A panel organized by Wilfrid Laurier University’s Masters’ Program in Social Justice and Community Engagement • Janet McLaughlin (Associate Professor, Wilfrid Laurier University) • Wynne Baker (Community Organizer) • Rob Kristofferson (Professor, Wilfrid Laurier University) • Stephanie Mayell (PhD Candidate, University of Toronto) 12:15-1:00 Networking Lunch Senate and Board Chambers (One Market Building) 3
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1:15-2:30 Keynote Address SC Johnson Room 127 No Threat: White Privilege, Racial Bias, and the Crisis of Police Legitimacy in Canada Kanika Samuels-Wortley (Toronto Metropolitan University) The Keynote Speaker’s presentation is supported by the Social Justice and Community Engagement Program’s Social Justice Forum. 2:45-4:00 Concurrent Panels Panel 7. The Crisis of Carcerality SC Johnson Room 127 Chair: Philip Boyle, University of Waterloo • (Dis)Guised Punishment: Examining the Consequences of Post-Release Management Programs, Dale Ballucci (Assistant Professor, University of Western Ontario) • Responding to Crises: Reforming Immigration Detention in Canada and the United Kingdom, Sarah Turnbull (Assistant Professor, University of Waterloo) • Strip Search Documentation, Unbound, Monika Lemke (PhD Candidate, York University) Panel 8. Innovation in Sociolegal Methods: Inquiry, Exposure, and Policy Possibilities Senate and Board Chambers (One Market Building) Chair: Chika Maduakolam, York University • Fragmentary Embodiments: Personal Crises in Laws of Disposal of the Dead and Bodily Parts, Joshua Shaw (Schulich Fellow, Dalhousie University; PhD Candidate, York University) • Community Driven Research into Indigenous Peoples’ Interactions with Police, Jula Hughes (Dean of Law, Lakehead University), Ella Carr (JD Student, Lakehead University) • Boots on the Ground and Eyes on the Cloud: Doing Hybrid Fieldwork on the Legal Responses to the Freedom Convoy Protesters in Ottawa, Joao Velloso (Associate Professor, University of Ottawa) • Crisis in the Meatpacking Sector: The Impact of Increasing Line Speeds on Worker Safety and Animal Welfare, Sarah Berger Richardson (Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa) 4
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Panel 9. Legal Institutions and Doctrinal Innovation and the International Carnegie Building Room 209 Chair: Joanne Prince, York University • “Anti-Legal” Statutes, Alvin Cheung (Assistant Professor, Queen’s University; NYU U.S.- Asia Law Institute) • Archaic Solutions for Modern Problems: The Applicability of Common Law Defenses to Issues of Human Trafficking in Scotland, Grant Barclay (Early Career Fellow, University of Edinburgh) • “Off on a Technicality”: The Achimota School Case and Juvenile Justice in Ghana, Robert Ame (Associate Professor, Wilfrid Laurier University) and Victor Anku-Tsede (Excel Legal Consultancy, Accra) • The International Student Population in Canadian Law Faculties and the Internationalization of Legal Education, Vinicius Alves Berreto da Silva (PhD Student, University of Ottawa) Health Break: Refreshments available in One Market Building 4:15-5:15 Graduate Student Professional Development Workshop: Knowledge Mobilization – Working with Journalists Carnegie Building Room 209 Featuring Gail J. Cohen, Journalist, former Editor in Chief, Law Times & Canadian Lawyer; Alexander Luscombe, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Toronto Centre for Sociolegal Studies and Criminology, and Kelly Gallagher-Mackay, Laurier University 4:15-5:15 Canadian Journal of Law and Society Annual Meeting (hybrid) Senate and Board Chambers (One Market Building) After conference reception at Hudson Public Bar, 93 Dalhousie Street 7:45 Canadian Law and Society Association Dinner -- Sociables Tavern Please note we have a group reservation. Members are responsible for their own bills. 5
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Saturday, February 4, 2023 8:30-9:00 Coffee and Tea will be available before panels start Senate and Board Chambers (One Market Building) 9:00-10:15 Concurrent Panels Panel 10. Crisis on Digital Frontiers: Issues for Regulation and Knowledge One Market Building Room OM 207-1 Chair: Sarah Turnbull, University of Waterloo • Linguistic Inequity in the Private Regulation of Public Speech, Janny Leung (Dean, Faculty of Liberal Arts, Wilfrid Laurier University) • AI in Immigration Processing, Jessica Templeman (PhD Candidate, York University) and Mario D. Bellisimo (Partner, Bellisimo Law Group) • Obscene Hauntings: The Conspicuous Absence of Obscene Materials in the Liberal’s Proposed Online Harms Bill, Meg D. Lonergan (PhD Candidate, Carleton University) • Online Hate and Far-Right Extremism: Critical Perspectives, Arunita Das (PhD Student, York University) Panel 11. Collective Memory and Crisis: Evidence, Reckoning, and Democracy One Market Building Room OM 207-2 Chair: James Cairns, Wilfrid Laurier University • Forging Illiberalism Between Law and Collective Memory: The Cases of Hungary and Poland, Miroslaw Sadowski (Doctor of Civil Law Candidate, McGill University) • Pathways of Justice for the Missing Children and Unmarked Graves at Canada's Residential Schools, Madalyn Mandziuk (JD Student, University of Alberta) • Critical Constitutionalism: Perspectives from the Global South, Can Turgut (PhD Student, York University) • A Proposal for Working through a Crisis in Group Rights Categorization, Lev Marder (Sessional Faculty, Wilfrid Laurier University) 10:15-10:30 Health Break Senate and Board Chambers (One Market Building) 6
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10:30-11:45 Concurrent Panels Panel 12. The Freedom Convoy and the Challenge of a Resurgent Far Right One Market Building Room OM 207-1 Chair: Karmvir Padda, University of Waterloo • Todd Gordon (Associate Professor, Wilfrid Laurier University) • Irina Miric (University of Windsor) • Tanner Mirrlees (Ontario Technical University) Panel 13. Responding to Chronic Legal System Failures One Market Building Room OM 207-2 Chair: Philip Boyle, University of Waterloo • Trickle Down Litigation or Are the Haves Still Coming Out Ahead? The Case of Adriana Ancelmo. (Mariana Mota Prado, Professor, University of Toronto) and Eduardo G. Cornelius (Ph.D. Candidate, University of Toronto) • Loose Coupling and Experiential Knowledge: How Bylaw Enforcement Manages Homelessness in a “Regulatory Grey Zone”, Natasha Martino (Student, McMaster University) and Carrie Sanders (Associate Professor, Wilfrid Laurier University) • “Honey Bee”: Narratives of trafficking and their exclusions, Marcia Oliver (Associate Professor, Wilfrid Laurier University) and Rashmee Singh (Associate Professor, University of Waterloo) • Professional Regulation and Liability in Policing: Exploring an Avenue for Reform or Transformation, Joanne Prince (PhD Student, York University) 11:45-1:00 Lunch Break Senate and Board Chambers (One Market Building) 12:00-1:00 Brown Bag Graduate Student Professional Development Workshop: The Academic Publication Process (hosted by William Hebert and Tom McMorrow, Editors, Canadian Journal of Law Society). Senate and Board Chambers (One Market Building) 1:15-2:30 Concurrent Panels Panel 14. Crises in Access to Justice: Exclusions, Relationships, and Representation One Market Building Room OM 207-1 Chair, Jula Hughes, Lakehead University • Equitable Access to Civil Justice and Relational Inequalities, Kaitlyn Cumming (PhD Candidate, University of British Columbia) • Examining Cisgender Heteronormative Logics in Canadian Criminal Court Decisions, Sam Ghebrai (PhD Student, University of Western Ontario) 7
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• The End of Access to Justice, Josh Lamers (PhD Student, York University) • Effectiveness of Ghanaian Juvenile Courts: The Gap between Policy and Practice, Deladem Anku (PhD Student, Carleton University) Panel 15. Regulating Inequality? Antidiscrimination and Human Rights Across Contexts One Market Building Room OM 207-2 Chair: Vinicius Alves Barreto da Silva, University of Ottawa • The Insurance Industry, “Hebrew Risks”, and Ontario’s First Anti-Discrimination Law, Bruce Ryder (Associate Professor, Osgoode Hall, York University) • Why isn’t this a crisis? Systemic Discrimination in Preparation for Postsecondary in High Schools, Kelly Gallagher-Mackay (Associate Professor, Wilfrid Laurier University) • Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion: How the Narrative of Equality Reinforces Inequality in Canadian Institutions of Higher Learning, Sophia Martensen (PhD Student, York University) • Against Settlement in Business and Human Rights Litigation, Hassan M. Ahmad (Assistant Professor, University of British Columbia) Coffee, tea and fruit will be available. 3:00-4:30 Canadian Law and Society Association Midwinter Meeting Senate and Board Chambers (One Market Building) 8