Court of Queen's Bench for Saskatchewan Education Seminar Fall 2021
This online program dealt with a range of topics, including reconciliation in the judicial system, with a contextual history of the realities specific to Saskatchewan and insights into initiatives being taken across the country. Other topics covered included brain science and the potential adverse impact that being in court can have on children.
Number of Participants: 48
Overview
This online program dealt with a range of topics, including reconciliation in the judicial system, with a contextual history of the realities specific to Saskatchewan and insights into initiatives being taken across the country. Other topics covered included brain science and the potential adverse impact that being in court can have on children.
Objective
The objectives of this seminar were to enhance participants’ understanding of substantive matters underlying reconciliation that are specific to Saskatchewan, and to provide insight into the science behind the developing mind of a child.
Summary
This online program began with an in-depth look at Reconciliation in the judicial system, with a contextual history of the realities specific to Saskatchewan and insights into initiatives being taken across the country. The second day began with various updates from members of the Court. The final session explored brain science and the potential adverse impact being in court can have on children. Led by experienced judges and academics, this program used a combination of lectures and panel discussions. Participants were exposed to different initiatives across the country relating separately to Reconciliation and family court. Judges had the opportunity to pose questions to faculty throughout.