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Justice After Trauma: What The Evans v. CCAST Decision Means For Survivors

Madeleine Cleland’s latest blog covers Evans v. The Catholic Children’s Aid Society of Toronto et al. The jury awarded $2.3 million, recognizing the lasting effects of trauma. She explains what this case means for survivors seeking accountability.

When “Yes” Doesn’t Mean Yes: How Civil Courts Look At Consent In Sexual Assault Cases Differently Than Criminal Courts

Elizabeth Grace explores how consent is assessed differently in criminal and civil sexual assault cases, explaining why civil litigation can offer survivors a more accessible path to justice and accountability.

Wagg Motions: Reforms Needed To Stop Delays And Unnecessary Costs When Accessing Criminal Records For Civil Sexual Assault Proceedings

A question that often arises in civil sexual assault proceedings is how to gain access to evidence collected for the purpose of a related criminal proceeding. A complainant in a criminal proceeding do