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1. melmagazine.com › en-us › story‘Blind Justice’ YouTube: An Interview with Mike Nelson

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   Jan 12, 2021 · YouTube’s Blind Troublemaker Is Fighting for Justice With His Bodycam. Mike Nelson, aka ‘Blind Justice,’ relies on video recordings to navigate the world. What he captures, and shares with the public, is eye-opening: the mistreatment disabled people often face at the hands of the powerful. There’s something about the presence of a ...

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2. winnipeg.ctvnews.ca › a-closer-look-at-the-justiceA closer look at the Justice Centre for Constitutional ...

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   Jul 16, 2021 · The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms was founded in 2010 and describes itself as a “voice for freedom in Canada’s courtrooms.” ...

3. thecinemaholic.com › john-sutton-where-is-susanJohn Sutton: Susan Sutton’s Husband is Focusing on His Law ...

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   May 16, 2023 · NBC’s ‘Dateline: Blind Justice’ features how John Sutton narrowly survived an assassination attempt in his Coral Gables, Florida, home in August 2004. However, he tragically lost his wife to the attack and reminisced on the show about how the tragedy eventually broke his family. While Susan Sutton succumbed to her injuries, John was aghast to […]

4. www.cbc.ca › radio › ideasLet's remove the blindfold from Lady Justice, argues Métis ...

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   May 5, 2020 · The news cuts into an exposed nerve on the body politic of this country: the state of justice for First Nations people in Canada. Justice is not blind in Canada's legal system, argues Métis ...

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5. www.jccf.caHome | Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms

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   Brave Canadians. "I am delighted to report that none of my Freedom Convoy protestor clients were convicted following trial, and not one received a criminal record. Many thanks to the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms and their donors for defending the rights of Canadians." Monick Grenier Defends peaceful Freedom Convoy protestors with ...

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6. www.wilsoncenter.org › article › blind-justiceBlind Justice Always Has a Face: The Influence of Faceless ...

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   Sep 30, 2024 · While organized crime presents a severe challenge, state responses should not infringe upon fundamental rights. Instead, priority should be given to strengthening protective mechanisms and implementing security protocols that ensure justice while maintaining transparency. Justice may be blind, but it must always have a face.

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   Is Justice blind in Canada's legal system?

   • Preliminary findings on the grounds of a former residential school in Kamloops, B.C. reveal the remains of 215 Indigenous children. The news cuts into an exposed nerve on the body politic of this country: the state of justice for First Nations people in Canada. Justice is not blind in Canada's legal system, argues Métis lawyer Jean Teillet.

   Let's remove the blindfold from Lady Justice, argues Métis lawyer

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   Who was the first blind judge?

   • of Justice Lord Derry Irvine, who appointed nine blind judges after having them serve for a trial period.78 In 1990 the first blind judge, Sir John Wall, was appointed to England’s High Court of Justice, the highest civil court in England.79 Wall, who went blind when he was eight years old, is described as a man blessed with a phenomenal memory.

   The Blind Justice Paradox: Judges with Visual Impairments and the

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   Who is 'Blind Justice' Mike Nelson?

   • Mike Nelson, aka ‘Blind Justice,’ relies on video recordings to navigate the world. What he captures, and shares with the public, is eye-opening: the mistreatment disabled people often face at the hands of the powerful There’s something about the presence of a camera that makes many people act their worst.

   ‘Blind Justice’ YouTube: An Interview with Mike Nelson - MEL Magazine

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   Do blind people serve as members of the judiciary?

   • This article is the first to turn a spotlight on the long history of blind persons in England2 and the United States (US) serving as members of the judiciary and to explore how this integration dovetails with the symbolic importance of blindness in the iconography of the legal system.

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   What does a blind judge do?

   • He views his disability as an advantage, bringing a unique and interesting perspective to the judge’s table. He is known as an advocate for disability rights, and has received a Lifetime Achievement Award for his work.97 As of today, two blind judges have presided over the US Federal Courts.

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   What does the Justice Centre do?

   • The Justice Centre released a statement Thursday evening, responding to recent criticisms and the Manitoba justice minister’s call for lawyers connected to the organization to be investigated by the provincial law society. “The Justice Centre’s mandate is to defend Canadians’ constitutional freedoms through litigation and education.

   A closer look at the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms and

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8. law.stanford.edu › The-Blind-Justice-ParadoxThe Blind Justice Paradox: Judges with Visual Impairments and ...

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   The Blind Justice Paradox is emblematic of the integration of blind persons into symbolic judicial positions in Anglo-American legal systems. This article is the first to turn a spotlight on the long history of blind persons in England2 and the United States (US) serving as members of the judiciary and to explore how this integration dovetails with