Author Archives: Camille Sehn

About Camille Sehn

Camille Sehn is a student at the University of Calgary Faculty of Law pursuing a Juris Doctor degree. Prior to attending law school, she studied English literature at St. Mary's University College, where she was very involved in student government, social justice, and sports. Camille was employed with Student Legal Assistance during the summer after her first year of law school, and has found that opportunity allowed her to explore interests in many areas of law, including family, criminal, and civil.

Expert Reports: Are They Inherently Material Evidence?

Posted on January 5, 2015 by Camille Sehn

By: Camille Sehn PDF Version: Expert Reports: Are They Inherently Material Evidence? Case Commented On: E.G. v Alberta (Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act, Director), 2014 ABCA 396 This summer I posted a comment on a successful application to stay … Continue reading →

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Deference, Discretion, and Adjudicative Substitution

Posted on September 3, 2014 by Camille Sehn

By: Camille Sehn PDF Version: Deference, Discretion, and Adjudicative Substitution Case Commented On: E.G. v Alberta (Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act, Director), 2014 ABCA 237 Editor’s Note: The University of Calgary Faculty of Law runs a fantastic legal clinic, … Continue reading →

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