Date:
June 13, 2025
Course:
Indigenous Legal Orders Conference 2025
Contributor(s):
Chief Judge Melissa A. Gillespie
Dr. Sarah Morales (Su-taxwiye)
Litigation » Ethics, Law Reform, Trauma-informed practice Professional Responsibility and Ethics Aboriginal Law » Criminal justice system, Litigation, Practice Diversity Inclusion and Anti-racism Family Law » Indigenous child welfare Indigenous Legal Orders » Dispute resolution, Legal orders
Presentation Content:
Slides: Indigenous Legal Orders and Child Welfare Slides: Lillooet Indigenous Court Slides: Reconciliation: The process of making one believe or view compatible with another Slides: The Provincial Court of British Columbia – Indigenous Courts
April 12, 2022
Animal Law 101 2022
The Honourable Chief Judge Melissa A. Gillespie
Family Law » Division of property Municipal Law » Actions by and against municipalities, Bylaws Natural Resources » Fisheries law, Wildlife Personal Injury » Injuries Local Government » Bylaws
Slides: View from the Bench - Why is Animal Law Important?
March 14, 2018
Direct Examination 2018
The Honourable Associate Chief Judge Melissa A. Gillespie
Robin N. McFee, QC
Marilyn Sandford , QC
Litigation » Practice, Pre-trial Procedures, Professional Responsibility, Trials
Paper: Dealing with Forgetful, Hostile and Adverse Witnesses in the Civil Context Paper: Refreshing Memory
April 15, 2016
Direct Examination 2016
Michael J. Brundrett
The Honourable Judge Melissa A. Gillespie
The Honourable Madam Justice Catherine A. Wedge
Litigation » Evidence, Experts, Practice, Trials
June 7, 2014
Criminal Practice 2014
Neil L. Cobb
Maggie Loda
Geordie C. Proulx
Criminal Law » Evidence, Practice
Paper: The Paper Preliminary Hearing: Why Defence Counsel Should [Almost Always] Avoid It Like the Plague
November 3, 2012
Criminal Driving Offences 2012
Vincent Michaels
Winston L. Sayson, QC
Criminal Law » Practice, Professional Responsibility
Slides: Indigenous Legal Orders and Child Welfare
Paper: Dealing with Forgetful, Hostile and Adverse Witnesses in the Civil Context