I was fortunate to complete the Certificate Program in Oral Criminal Litigation. It was an incredible experience. The program focuses on litigation strategies as an independent subject area and allows participants to apply them to practice cases. Learn more about Andrés’ experience here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeX0ASdrnVA
Larissa Pochmann da Silva, Osgoode (Canada) Internship Recipient (2019)
I had the opportunity to complete a JSCA research internship in Canada in 2019. The Center’s staff was very attentive and supportive. It was a wonderful and very rewarding experience. Learning about Canada contributed a great deal to the project and enriched my research. Congratulations to JSCA on its 20th anniversary, and congratulations to everyone who is part of this story!
Sandra Araneda JSCA and Ecuadorean Judiciary Council Sign Cooperation Agreement
In addition, the entities held the seminar “Dialogue on Judicial Conduct and Ethics.” The Justice Studies Center of the Americas (JSCA) and the Ecuadorean Judiciary Council signed a cooperation agreement on Friday, June 4. The purpose of the cooperation agreement is to develop a joint work plan on justice, democracy and related topics that will create spaces for discussion and the exchange of experiences. JSCA…
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Mandatory membership: Answers to an incomplete question María José del Solar, JSCA Attorney and Researcher In a column published by the digital news outlet Idealex.press, attorney and researcher María José del Solar of the Justice Studies Center of the Americas (JSCA) offers an exhaustive analysis of the proposal issued by the Chilean Bar Association to reestablish mandatory membership for legal professionals in that country. The…
Sandra Araneda OCCA presented its fourth thematic report, which focuses on conflict in the healthcare sector in Latin America.
In the context of the project “Improving Access to Civil Justice in Latin America” with the support of Global Affairs Canada (GAC) The Observatory on Civil Conflict and Access to Justice (OCCA) -created by the Justice Studies Center of the Americas (JSCA)– presented the results of its fourth thematic report, “Civil conflict and barriers to access to justice in Latin America.” The report was developed…