Author Archives: Meagan Potier

About Meagan Potier

Meagan Potier is a 2018 Juris Doctor candidate at the University of Calgary. Prior to law school, she attended McGill University and obtained a degree in Western Religious Traditions and Political Science (Honours). Meagan is the Program Coordinator for Pro Bono Students Canada at the University of Calgary and volunteers at the university's legal clinic, Student Legal Assistance. She also works as a research assistant to Dr. Michael J. Nesbitt focusing on national security and terrorism.

What’s In A List? Examining Canadian Terrorist Listing

Posted on April 20, 2018 by Meagan Potier

By: Meagan Potier, Bassam Saifeddine, and Chad Haggerty PDF Version: What’s In A List? Examining Canadian Terrorist Listing Policy Commented On: Terrorist listing pursuant to section 83.05 of the Criminal Code of Canada In 2001, Canada enshrined into law a public-facing … Continue reading →

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Curtailing Free Expression: A Barbaric Cultural Practice? A Critical Comment on Section 83.221 of the Criminal Code

Posted on December 15, 2016 by Meagan Potier

By: Kiran Fatima, Meagan Potier, Jordan Szoo and Stephen Armstrong PDF Version: Curtailing Free Expression: A Barbaric Cultural Practice? A Critical Comment on Section 83.221 of the Criminal Code Provision Commented On: Section 83.221 of the Criminal Code, RSC 1985, c … Continue reading →

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