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Braiding Legal Traditions: Indigenous Laws and the Courts
June 18 | 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
FreeImportant Change
Individual registration through the attendee’s LESA.org account is now required for all LESA programs.
Program access (including access to e-materials) will be assigned to the LESA.org account used on registration. If you do not yet have an account, one will be created for you on checkout. This change will allow for easy access to e-materials and recording(s) (if available) through the attendee’s LESA.org account. If you have any questions, contact us at info@lesa.org.
Understanding the relationship between Indigenous legal traditions and Canadian-made law is important for legal professionals across all practice areas. This webinar will explore:
- The differences between Indigenous law and Aboriginal law
- The interplay between Indigenous law and Canadian legislation
- The courts’ treatment of the assertion of Indigenous law
Offered at no cost—because we believe everyone in the legal community should have access to this important topic.
| Group Discount | Firm Broadcast | |
|---|---|---|
| Applicable Products | Livestreams, webinars, and most in-person programs | Livestreams and webinars |
| Program Access | Individual access | Facilitator access only |
| Materials | Individual access with unlimited views of materials | Facilitator access only, for a limited time. Materials must be downloaded and distributed to the group by the facilitator |
| On-Demand Recording | Individual access with unlimited views of the on-demand recording | No access to the recording |
| Combined Discounts | Can be combined with role-based discounts for new lawyers and students | Cannot be combined with any other discounts |
| Viewing Location | For an online program, individuals can view the program in any location from their own device | Firm broadcasts must be viewed by all viewers in the same location |
