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The Wilson Moot 2012 was held on Friday, February 24 and Saturday, February 25, 2012 at the Federal Court facility in Toronto. The final moot this year saw the University of Toronto and McGill University argue before a panel consisting of the Honourable Justice Kathryn Feldman of the Court of Appeal for Ontario; Melanie Aitken, the Commissioner of Competition for Canada and founder of the Wilson Moot; and leading feminist human rights lawyer Mary Cornish, a partner at Cavalluzzo Hayes Shilton McIntyre & Cornish LLP. The moot problem required mooters to address the issue of whether proposed amendments to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act infringe on a refugee’s right to equality under section 15(1) of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
The winner of the 2012 Wilson Moot was the University of Toronto with McGill University placing second and Osgoode Hall Law School placing third. The University of Toronto won the prize for best written argument followed by the University of Manitoba and Osgoode Hall Law School. Andrew McLean, from the University of Windsor, won the prize for top oralist. Michael Sabet from the University of Toronto placed second and Eric Neubauer of Osgoode Hall Law School placed third. |
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University of Toronto photo
(L-R): Madam Justice Kathryn Feldman of the Court of Appeal for Ontario (moot judge) with University of Toronto team members Denise Cooney, Hayley Peglar, Jeremy Nemers and Michael Sabet (2nd place oralist) |
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McGill University photo
(L-R): McGill University team members Silvia Dimitrova, Arthur Ayers, Madam Justice Kathryn Feldman, Court of Appeal for Ontario (moot judge), Anna Piekarzewski and Malcolm Lavoie |
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3rd |
Osgoode Hall Law School photo
(L-R): Osgoode Hall Law School team members Stephanie Voudouris, Eric Neubauer (3rd place oralist), Madam Justice Kathryn Feldman of the Court of Appeal of Ontario (moot judge), Stephanie Pope, Christopher Hunter and Philip Pollack |
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Andrew McLean, University of Windsor, with Mary Cornish (moot judge) photo |
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2nd |
Michael Sabet, University of Toronto, with Mary Cornish (moot judge) photo |
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Eric Neubauer, Osgoode Hall Law School, with Mary Cornish (moot judge) photo |
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University of Toronto photo
(L-R): Melanie Aitken, Commissioner of Competition for Canada (moot judge) with University of Toronto team members Michael Sabet (2nd place oralist), Hayley Peglar, Denise Cooney and Jeremy Nemers |
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2nd |
University of Manitoba photo
(L-R): Tony Kavanagh (coach), Melanie Aitken Commissioner of Competition for Canada (moot judge) with University of Manitoba team members David Meagher, Annika Friesen, Jaime Rosin and Brad Findlater |
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Osgoode Hall Law School photo
(L-R): Melanie Aitken, Commissioner of Competition for Canada (moot judge) with Osgoode Hall team members Stephanie Voudouris, Christopher Hunter, Eric Neubauer (3rd place oralist), Stephanie Pope and Philip Pollack |
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The Wilson Moot 2011 was held on Friday, February 25 and Saturday, February 26, 2011 at the Federal Court facility in Toronto. Several rounds took place each day with three judges on each panel. The final moot between the two top teams – the University of Toronto and Osgoode Hall Law School - was held on the Saturday afternoon before a panel of judges consisting of the Honourable Mr. Justice Ian Binnie of the Supreme Court of Canada, the Honourable Madam Justice Gloria Epstein of the Court of Appeal for Ontario and the Honourable Wallace Oppal, Q.C. This year, the problem required mooters to address the issue of polygamy in Canadian society in the context of a section 15 Charter challenge to the two-person definition of marriage in the Canadian Civil Marriage Act.
The winner of the 2011 Wilson Moot was the University of Toronto. The top oralist was Adrian Johnston from the University of Toronto and the top factums were prepared by Osgoode Hall Law School. |
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University of Toronto photo
University of Toronto team (L-R): Adrian Johnston (1st place oralist), Lwam Ghebrehariat, the Honourable Justice Ian Binnie of the Supreme Court of Canada (moot judge), Emily Bala (3rd place oralist), Jessica Lithwick |
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Osgoode Hall Law School photo
Osgoode Hall Law School team (L-R): Gabriel Gross-Stein, Jessica Diab, Laura Dougan, Ian Langlois (2nd place oralist), Trevin David |
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Top Oralists: |
1st |
Adrian Johnston, University of Toronto photo
University of Toronto team (L-R): Adrian Johnston (1st place oralist), Lwam Ghebrehariat, the Honourable Justice Ian Binnie of the Supreme Court of Canada (moot judge), Emily Bala (3rd place oralist), Jessica Lithwick |
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Ian Langlois, Osgoode Hall Law School photo
Osgoode Hall Law School team (L-R): Gabriel Gross-Stein, Jessica Diab, Laura Dougan, Ian Langlois (2nd place oralist), Trevin David |
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Top Factums: |
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Osgoode Hall Law School photo
Osgoode Hall Law School team (L-R): Gabriel Gross-Stein, Jessica Diab, Laura Dougan, Ian Langlois (2nd place oralist), Trevin David |
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Queen’s University photo
Queen’s University team (L-R): Mark Donald, Amrita Singh, Brooke MacKenzie, Andrea Campbell, Ben Grant |
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University of Toronto photo
University of Toronto team (L-R): Moot judge Professor Emeritus Peter Hogg with Rebecca McConchie, David Forsayeth; Lindsay Beck and Dan Rohde, and moot judges Justice David Stratas, Federal Court of Appeal and Justice Eileen Gillese, Court of Appeal for Ontario |
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Queen’s University photo Queen’s University team (L-R): Moot judge Professor Emeritus Peter Hogg of Osgoode Hall Law School with Madalina Toca, Lara Fitzgerald-Husek, Kristen Allen, Desneiges Gauthier and Chris Horkins, and moot judges Justice Eileen Gillese, Court of Appeal for Ontario and Justice David Stratas, Federal Court of Appeal |
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Dan Rhode, University of Toronto photo
(L-R) Moot judge Professor Emeritus Peter Hogg, Osgoode Hall Law School with Dan Rhode, University of Toronto and moot judges Justice David Stratas, Federal Court of Appeal and Justice Eileen Gillese, Court of Appeal for Ontario |
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Lindsay Beck, University of Toronto photo
Lindsay Beck, University of Toronto, with Ryder Gilliland, Director of The Wilson Moot |
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University of British Columbia photo
University of British Columbia team (L-R): Moot judge Professor Emeritus Peter Hogg of Osgoode Hall Law School with Kim Fenwick; Bessie Ho; Nick Claridge; Kate Bond and Sam Rogers, and moot judges Justice David Stratas, Federal Court of Appeal and Justice Eileen Gillese, Court of Appeal for Ontario |
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University of Toronto photo
University of Toronto team (L-R): Moot judge Professor Emeritus Peter Hogg with Rebecca McConchie, David Forsayeth; Lindsay Beck and Dan Rhode, and moot judges Justice David Stratas, Federal Court of Appeal and Justice Eileen Gillese, Court of Appeal for Ontario |
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University of Toronto |
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University of British Columbia |
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University of British Columbia |
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University of British Columbia |
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