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Michael Spratt

Michael Spratt

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Contributor, Canadian Lawyer InHouse [duped]

Ottawa

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Politics, Sports, Cooking

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Total articles 729

  • Why the criminal justice system needs the Collaborative Justice Program - now more than ever

    By Michael Spratt| Canadian Lawyer Verified Let's stop funding the failed tough-on-crime approach and start building justice that works By I’ll let you in on a poorly kept secret: criminal courts have very little justice. An acquittal does little to vindicate or repair the harm to an innocent accused, and a conviction is cold comfort to a victim who has suffered trauma. Criminal trials – those supposed crucibles for truth – often leave the public and communities confused, uncertain, and afraid.

    By Michael Spratt · Canadian Lawyer

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Warning: Canadian institutions are not immune to the authoritarian drift we are seeing in the US

    By Michael Spratt| Canadian Lawyer Verified Complacency and political posturing are chipping away at the rule of law in Canada as well By Well, this is all feeling alarmingly too close for comfort, isn’t it? Once upon a time, we Canadians could watch American politics the way you’d watch a slow-motion car crash from a safe distance – horrified, but at least not directly involved. But now?

    By Michael Spratt · Canadian Lawyer

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • Why the criminal justice system needs the Collaborative Justice Program - now more than ever

    By Michael Spratt| Canadian Lawyer Verified Let's stop funding the failed tough-on-crime approach and start building justice that works By I’ll let you in on a poorly kept secret: criminal courts have very little justice. An acquittal does little to vindicate or repair the harm to an innocent accused, and a conviction is cold comfort to a victim who has suffered trauma. Criminal trials – those supposed crucibles for truth – often leave the public and communities confused, uncertain, and afraid.

    By Michael Spratt · Canadian Lawyer

    Apr. 04, 2025

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Canadian Lawyer InHouse [duped]

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

+1 613-235-9779