Should the death penalty be reintroduced to Canada for murder? Consider the case of Los Tocayos Carols.

See more on Slaw.

“There is no bad job. The only bad job is not having a job.” – Finance Minister Jim Flaherty

Really?

CBC Community covered the reaction, including:

Omar Ha-Redeye spoke to Sneha Kulkarni of Sun News Network soon after the Victim Impact Statements were read in court for the Michael Rafferty trial, on May 15, 2012.

Omar Ha-Redeye discussed some of the tensions between the open court principle and the need to retain dignity and decorum in the courts when considering whether courts should be allowed in the courtroom.  See more on Slaw.

Sinclair Inquiry Motion by CBC

R v Graham Cameras Motion

Omar Ha-Redeye spoke at the 2012 Law Tech Camp on May 12, 2012, with Garry Wise, Mitch Kowalski, and Bob Tarantino. See here for an overview of the program.

Sponsors of the event include the Centre for Innovation Law and Policy, Lawyer Locate, and My Support Calculator.

Omar Ha-Redeye discussed the Rafferty trial on Sun News Network with Brian Dunstan.

LSUC Motion to Change Name

See The Star and Canadian Lawyer for more.

Check out this presentation by Dino Amenduni of Proforma this week in Bruxelles:

Roll Call
(on Left):

• Jessica Gonzalez
• Omar Ha-Redeye of Fleet Street Law and My Support Calculator
•  Joshua Slayen of Legal Linkup
• Simon Fodden of Slaw
• Michael Carabash of Dynamic Lawyers
• Colin Lachance of CanLII

(on Right):

• Mark Robins of Lawyer Locate
• Chris Jaglowitz of Gardiner Miller Arnold
• Pei Shing Wang of PSW Law
• Damion Kraemer
• Garry Wise of Wise Law
• Andrew Feldstein
• Barry Sookman of McCarthy Tetrault

(Not in photo but present)

• Bob Tarantino of Entertainment & Media Law Signal
• Mitch Kowalski of the Legal Post

Omar Ha-Redeye spoke at the Ontario Bar Association (OBA) Litigating Economically event on April 30, 2012, hosted by the Civil Litigation section.

He presented a paper on My Support Calculator, Litigating Family Law Economically: The Case Study of My Support Calculator, and Lessons for the Civil Litigation Bar, on the Unbundled Services panel, with co-panelists Dan Pinnington, Lee Akazaki, and Simon Chester.

He also was a member of the Technology Super Panel with Dan Pinnington, Ted Tjaden, Connie Crosby, Dominic Jaar and Shelby Austin:

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