“The king can do no wrong” is an antiquated common law tradition that considered the king to be immune from prosecution. In a recent podcast, Professor Marie-France Fortin explains how the evolution of this murky concept has had serious consequences on our understanding of government liability.

At a time when women’s presence in law schools was still extremely rare, Rose-Marie Perry, LLB ’60, stood alone as the first woman to graduate from the University of Ottawa’s Common Law Section.

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