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Contents<br />
VOLUME 32 | NO 2 | Fall 2014<br />
5 The President’s View<br />
7 Briefs<br />
12 Society News<br />
15 Stories of success and connection: The ITL Observership Program – Allison Smith<br />
16 Here to help: How the private Bar supports Nova Scotia Legal Aid – donalee Moulton<br />
18 NSLA: Double certificate, double whammy – donalee Moulton<br />
19 Law school accreditation in historical perspective – Barry Cahill<br />
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21 LIANS – Tips from the Risk & Practice Management Program<br />
22 Action on A2J: Initiatives taking root in 2014-15 – Lia Renaud<br />
25 This land is our land – Angela Simmonds<br />
27 Understanding access: Collaboration helps law societies develop practical strategies<br />
– Marla Cranston<br />
29 Preparing for the storm: Legal innovation in Nova Scotia – Julie Sobowale<br />
31 Entity Regulation 101 – Steve Mark & Tahlia Gordon, Creative Consequences Pty Ltd.<br />
34 ‘Triple P’ regulation in Nova Scotia<br />
35 Legal research: Staying in control, on budget and in the know –<br />
Deborah Copeman & Jennifer Taylor<br />
38 SUMMATION: Reflections on representing Nova Scotia at the national regulatory table<br />
– Catherine S. Walker QC<br />
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Editor<br />
Marla Cranston<br />
mcranston@nsbs.org<br />
Graphic Design<br />
Lisa Neily<br />
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NOVA SCOTIA<br />
BARRISTERS’<br />
SOCIETY<br />
page 8 page 15 page 27<br />
on the cover: The Halifax Refugee Clinic was one of 11 community and legal organizations to host A2J<br />
conversations with delegates from across Canada, during the Federation of Law Societies’ national<br />
conference in Halifax October 8-10. Photo by Laura Hilchey Photography<br />
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