Faculté de droit – Section de droit civil

Publication: The Globe and Mail
Date: August 20, 2019
Jennifer Quaid: “Proving the specific intent to subvert the course of justice is not easy and will require strong evidence about the purpose sought by the prime minister in refusing to waive cabinet confidence.” 

Publication: Blogue de la Chaire de recherche du Canada surla culture collaborative en droit et politiques de la santé
Date: 14 août 2019
Selon Audrey Ferron Parayre « Les VOG sont certes dénoncées au Québec, mais elles ont été peu étudiées, et leur définition même demeure difficile. » (billet de blogue)

Publication: Canada's National Observer
Date: August 14th, 2019
According to Jennifer Quaid, “Mr. Dion does not mince words...he places the responsibility for the influence at the prime minister’s seat and he goes on to say that those in his staff who engaged in improper activities did so at his behest,” she said. “That’s unusual in and of itself, because typically blame falls below the top. Here blame is being placed right at the top.”

Diffusion: D'Est en Est | Radio-Canada (et deux autres sources)
Date: 14 août 2019
Selon Jennifer Quaid, le rapport du commissaire à l'éthique sur les agissemements de Justin Trudeau dans l'affaire SNC Lavalin est tranchant. Le commissaire Dion conclut à un conflit d'intérêt de la part du premier ministre et qu'il n'était pas justifié de faire des pressions sur la procureure générale.

Publication: The Walrus
Date: September 2019
As for SNC-Lavalin, Jennifer Quaid isn’t entirely sold on its apparent transformation. “They talk about the rotten apples,” she says. “But if the barrel encourages rot, you’re going to get rot again—no matter how good the apples were to start off with.”

Publication: The Globe and Mail
Date: August 5, 2019
In the disruptive digital age, the foremost challenge for policy-makers, industry and institutions is to mindfully apply the countless benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) to decision-making, while avoiding its unintended consequences...