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EPISODE · Sep 7, 2018 · 40 MIN

Trinity Western Denied Law School Accreditation with Deina Warren - 6CR #29

from The Six Cents Report · host Darnell Samuels & Joel Nicoloff

Trinity Western University lost their appeal for law school accreditation by the Supreme Court of Canada on the basis that the school's community covenant denied equal access to the legal profession. Deina Warren acted as co-counsel with Derek Ross for the intervener Christian Legal Fellowship in this appeal. Deina joins Darnell & Joel to discuss this case. The conversation covers the following: Trinity Western's Community Covenant Historical context for getting to the supreme court 2001 Court Case for Teacher's College Accreditation re: Covenant Unprecendent behaviour by the Supreme Court and its representatives during the case The law being used as a sword instead of a shield Reference Articles: Trinity Western Loses law school appeal at Supreme Court Trinity Western and the Endangerment of Religious Pluralism in Canada The TWU decision is a blow to diversity Your Guide to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms Deina Warren Contact info: http://www.warrenlegal.ca/ @DeinaWarren Give us your two cents via: Facebook Twitter [email protected]

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