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- Code of Conduct
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- Common Ground Coffeehouse
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- Computing, Queen's School of
- Connell Families
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- Cook, Rev John
- Correctional Law Project
- Corry, James Alexander
- Craine, Agnes Douglas
- Craine Building
- Crosbie, John Carnell
- Curtis, Guy
Correctional Law Project
This specialized legal aid clinic in Queen's Faculty of Law was founded in 1978 by law professor Ronald Price.
The project has two interrelated purposes:
- to provide legal advice, assistance and representation in the area of correctional law to inmates of the Kingston area's federal penitentiaries
- to provide clinical legal education in the field of correctional law to law students, who can work at the clinic as part of an upper-year course
The project is funded by the Ontario Legal Aid Plan and the Faculty of Law.
Learn more about the Correctional Law Project...