Speaking engagements 2019

Academic papers

• « Why Write Statutes Not Everyone Can Read? », Université de Montréal, L’héritage de Pierre Elliott Trudeau/The Legacy of Pierre Elliott Trudeau , Montreal, November 8 2019.
• « The Inevitability of Administrative Discretion and Judgement: Implications for Human Rights », Journal of Commonwealth Law, Université de Montréal, Annual Symposium , Montreal, October 18 2019.
• « A Clash of Norms: Administrative Law and Technology », Bonavero Institute for Human Rights, University of Oxford, Judicial Review in the Digital Age , Oxford, June 3 2019.
• « Artificial Administration: Administrative Justice in the Age of Machines », University of Leeds, Socio-Legal Studies Association, Annual Conference , Leeds, April 4, 2019.
• « Declaratory Relief: What do Recent Decisions from New Zealand and Scotland Teach about the Nature and Scope of the Judicial Function? », University of Cambridge, Centre for Public Law, Brown Bag Seminar Series , Cambridge, March 11 2019.
• « Devolution Jurisprudence in Comparative Perspective », University of Cambridge, Centre for Public Law, Scottish Continuity Reference Panel Discussion , Cambridge, January 28 2019.

Continuing professional development

• « Are Courts Too Lenient on Public Bodies? », Young Public Lawyers Group, Administrative Law Event, London, June 4 2019.

Judicial and administrative training

• « Artificial Administration: Administrative Law and Administrative Justice in the Age of Machines », Federal Court of Canada, Annual Education Seminar, Kingston, September 26 2019.