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About Emma Arnold-Fyfe

Emma Arnold-Fyfe is a 2023 JD Candidate at the University of Calgary Faculty of Law. She is passionate about addressing issues of equity, diversity and inclusion, and is active in mooting. Prior to joining law school, Emma completed an honours Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Equity Studies and Gender Studies at the University of Toronto.

Lost in Precedent: Preserving “the Rule of Law” Through the Minimization of Identity

Posted on April 6, 2021 by Emma Arnold-Fyfe

By: Emma Arnold-Fyfe PDF Version: Lost in Precedent: Preserving “the Rule of Law” Through the Minimization of Identity Case Commented On: R v Blackplume, 2021 ABCA 2 (CanLII) Editor’s Note During Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Week at the University … Continue reading →

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