PRUTSCHI: Justice in the age of pandemic Prutschi I have visited masked clients in jail during a tuberculosis outbreak. March 22, 2020 Columnists
PRUTSCHI: No comeback, just contracts, for Shariah law in Ontario The phrase “Shariah law” conjures in many Canadians visceral feelings of revulsion and concern. June 12, 2019 Columnists
PRUTSCHI: Fingers on the scales of justice Two years since being charged. Six months worth of disclosure motions. Five months before an election. May 8, 2019 Canada
PRUTSCHI: Libs and SNC Lavalin just won't take no for an answer Has there ever been a more compatible romantic coupling than the affectionate pairing of SNC-Lavalin and the Liberal Party of Canada? April 6, 2019 Canada
PRUTSCHI: Will RCMP pick up ball dropped by injustice committee? “The truth hurts”, goes the old adage, but Liberals are hoping you can’t be hurt by what you refuse to hear. March 23, 2019 Columnists
PRUTSCHI: No price to pay for false accusations A recent Amber Alert for a missing GTA girl sparked the usual round of criticisms at the emergency broadcast system. March 20, 2019 Columnists
PRUTSCHI: A tale of two testimonies After watching the testimonies of Jody Wilson-Raybould and Gerald Butts at the Parliamentary Justice Committee, one is immediately struck by two undeniable facts. with Video March 6, 2019 Columnists
PRUTSCHI: An entrenched habit of manipulating the course of justice What do a Saskatchewan farmer, a vice-admiral in the Canadian Navy, and a multibillion-dollar engineering company have in common? February 13, 2019 Columnists
PRUTSCHI: Wilson-Raybould silenced for speaking 'truth to power?' I recall skimming an unusually lengthy statement published by recently-demoted attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould on Jan. 15. February 11, 2019 Columnists
