- Would you like a little taste of law?
- Do you realize the impact law has on our daily lives?
- Are you interested in how the law has adapted to changes in society?

If you answered yes to any of the above, register NOW for McGill Mini-Law. The Faculty of Law will present a 6-week lecture series for the public, taught by McGill Law Professors.

Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.

ALL LECTURES are on Thursday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Oct. 16 - "Principles of Judging: Here Comes the Judge: What Do We Expect of Our Judiciary?" by Prof. Rosalie Jukier

Oct. 23 - "International Criminal Law: Is Justice Possible After Genocide?" by Prof. Payam Akhavan

Oct. 30 - "Health Law and Policy: Governing Bodies: Law’s Influence Over Human Health" by Prof. Angela Campbell

Nov. 6 - "Intellectual Property Law: Why You Don’t Have To Be An Intellectual To Need It" by Prof. Tina Piper

Nov. 13 - "Taxation Law: The Price We Pay For Civilization?" by Prof. Kimberley Brooks

Nov. 20 - "Wills & Estates: Death’s Unavoidable But The Law Lets You Plan The Rest" by Dean Nicholas Kasirer