The YunusovQuestion

Pulat Yunusov interviews lawyers and judges about their life, work, and cases.

The latest · No. 99 · Season 6, episode 7

Noel Semple

on the Civil Rules Review, judicial independence, and civil jury trials

Noel Semple is an associate professor at the University of Windsor Faculty of Law, where he teaches civil procedure and legal ethics.

  1. 98Justice Todd Archibald38:52Mar 20261,500 mediations, 22 years as a judge and persuasive mediation briefsTranscript
  2. 97Caroline Mandell47:24Dec 2025Executive Function, Focus, and Performing Better as a LawyerTranscript
  3. 96Justice David Brown1:01:06Nov 2025The Charter, judicial accountability and civil justice reformTranscript
  4. 95Sujit Choudhry57:48Jul 2025Charter litigation, polarization, and notwithstanding clauseTranscript
  5. 94Kannon Shanmugam45:05Jun 2025SCOTUS, DOJ, Antonin Scalia, Ken Starr, and changing meanings of wordsTranscript
  6. 93Walied Soliman48:00Jan 2025Global law firms, corporate lawyers, special situations, and the Middle EastTranscript
  7. 92Annamaria Enenajor50:28Dec 2024Intelligence, the ideals of criminal law practice, and fighting crimeTranscript
  8. 91Ken McEwan, K.C.39:44Oct 2024The Rogers case, litigating on the West coast, and Ontario's influence on BCTranscript
  9. 90Justice Mew55:42Sep 2024Being from England, hearing civil and criminal cases, limitation periods, and emotionTranscript
  10. 89Justin Safayeni57:09Jul 2024Stockwoods, admin law, defending journalists, and growth as a litigatorTranscript
99conversations
12with judges
78hours of talk
6seasons

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