Tomorrow on Ipso Facto, we're sitting down with Dean of Windsor Law Bruce Elman. Dean Elman has an impressive resume and has seen a lot of change at Windsor Law over his almost 11 year tenure. We got to talk to him about his career, Windsor Law's role in the community, and the future of the school given recent events and changes in the legal community. He was candid and forthcoming in his thoughts and opinions and the team here at Ipso Facto is excited to share this interview with you.
We also headed to the Windsor Farmers Market last Saturday and got some community reactions to Windsor Law's presence in the city, and to the current human rights complaint brought against the University of Windsor by Professor Emily Carasco (read the National Post article here). We think you'll find the range of comments really interesting; all the way from people who didn't even know Windsor had a law school to those who couldn't speak more highly of the institution.
Ipso Facto is breaking down the law at 8 AM on CJAM 99.1 FM Windsor/Detroit and on www.cjam.ca. And for those of you who aren't early risers, the episode will be stored for 30 days after its aired on the CJAM website.
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