Archive for October, 2008

Finding Incentives For Voter Participation

Now that the results are in from the federal election of October 14, 2008 and the country is settling in for an extended period of minority government, attention is turning to the question of voter participation.  The voter turnout nationally was not only down from the last election in 2006, (read more...)

The Trial of Conrad Black

Over the last three seasons of Strictly Legal, I have been asked on a number of occasions why I did not deal with the legal issues faced by Conrad Black.  Certainly BNN and other media outlets devoted more than enough attention to his trial that occurred in Chicago. As I explained (read more...)

Suing Politicians to Keep Their Promises

Well, here we are in full election mode and promises are being made by the wheel barrel full. However, what if those politicians once elected don’t keep their promises? I considered this issue in my book Strictly Legal - continue reading for an excerpt. On more than one occasion on Strictly Legal I (read more...)