Law Society of Saskatchewan Uncategorized Osgoode Hall Law School PhD Candidate Survey: Judicial Decisions
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Osgoode Hall Law School PhD Candidate Survey: Judicial Decisions
May 2, 2023Jon Khan, Ph.D. Candidate at Osgoode Hall Law School, is conducting research to explore ways to improve Canada’s legal system, with a specific focus on judicial decision-making and judicial decisions.
To aid in his research, Jon invites Saskatchewan lawyers to participate in a short survey. The survey takes 13–15 minutes and covers three topics:
- judicial decisions & judicial decision-making;
- accessing information about what occurs in Canadian courts and about Canadian judges; and
- keeping up with jurisprudence and preparing for litigation.
Participation is voluntary and all responses are anonymous.
To find out more about Jon or his research, please visit his research webpage or contact him directly.
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