Ask-Me-Anything: Indigenous Law
In our Ask-Me-Anything Segment of our indigenous law episode with Jeff Nicholls, we cover a range of questions submitted by the Lawyered Patreon community.
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\U0001f535 How has the implementation of UNDRIP influenced Indigenous law in Canada?
\U0001f535 What sorts of "duty to consult" issues will courts be grappling with in the near future?
\U0001f535 There have been some recent noteworthy settlements in recent months related to the Indigenous residential school litigation. What role (if any) do these outcomes have on reconciliation?
\U0001f535 Indigenous and aboriginal rights are often referred to as being sui generis, which means \u201cof its own kind or class\u201d. What does this mean on a practical level?
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