LSUC approves Indigenous framework, introduces review panel for hearing processes
Tuesday, July 04, 2017 @ 2:10 PM | By Amanda Jerome
The Law Society of Upper Canada has taken steps to prioritize reconciliation with Indigenous peoples by approving a framework to guide its work with this community.
The framework is made up of four pillars and was presented by Dianne Corbiere, co-chair of the Equity and Indigenous Affairs Committee, at Convocation on June 29.
Dianne Corbiere, Equity and Indigenous Affairs Committee co-chair“It starts with: creating and enhancing cultural competency; second, achieving and improving access to justice; third, promoting and supporting knowledge of the Indigenous legal system; and...
The framework is made up of four pillars and was presented by Dianne Corbiere, co-chair of the Equity and Indigenous Affairs Committee, at Convocation on June 29.
Dianne Corbiere, Equity and Indigenous Affairs Committee co-chair“It starts with: creating and enhancing cultural competency; second, achieving and improving access to justice; third, promoting and supporting knowledge of the Indigenous legal system; and...
