#law stusent

[typographicalmisfit]

Days 004, 005 & 006 of 131 //

The past three days have been busy, thus my late update. So far, I:

Scanned additional book for Civil Procedure

Attended Human Rights class (this will be a two-unit-killer class)

Assisted my girlfriend in her provision memorization

Attended Agency, Trust & Partnership [ATaP] class (I have the same professor I had in Negotionable Instruments and Insurance law)

Checked out resources for two of my classes already assigned with professors

Studied a bit for ATaP (I get to use my Rabuya CivLaw reviewer again!)

Quote of the day:

"Often the best of us springs from the worst of us." —André Gide

*click photo for hi-res

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Apparently in America it is common for medical students to perform non consensual vaginal exams on patients who are unconscious, not illegal in 40 states. I read a survey that 90 percent of American medical stusents performed this rape. Is it illegal in Canada? God I hope not. I found an article about two hospitals making it against the rules but nothing about national laws in Canada against it on google. This massively disturbed me. Isn’t performing those kind of exams, without consent, rape?

This is the latest on this for Canada:

Consent requirements for pelvic examinations

https://www.cmaj.ca/content/184/12/1393.2

[eeporg]

Conflict of interest:None.

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