Richard Moon

Professor Richard Moon was recently quoted by the Supreme Court of Canada in a judgment dealing with the autonomy of religious associations.   

Windsor Law kicked off the 50th anniversary year in January with a book launch and scholarship celebration. The Honourable George R. Strathy, Chief Justice of Ontario, and University of Windsor President, Dr. Alan Wildeman joined us to congratulate our faculty and celebrated authors: Pascale Chapdelaine, Sujith Xavier, Brian Manarin, William Bogart, Julie MacFarlane and Richard Moon.

For 50 years, our faculty has helped change the world we live in through cutting-edge legal research. 

In an op-ed on the CBC website, Richard Moon discusses the public funding of Roman Catholic schools in Ontario.  

Read the full article on the CBC website.

Professor Richard Moon was interviewed by CTV National News about recent incidents of neo-Nazi speech in Montreal and whether this speech might breach the Criminal Code.

Watch the full story on the CTV National News website. (Story begins at 14:30). 

Professor Richard Moon published an op-ed in the Ottawa Citizen about the Pope's refusal to apologize for the Catholic Church's role in the residential school system.

Richard Moon was asked to advise UBC committee that is developing a statement on campus free speech and moderate a public forum on the issue. 

Read the full story here: https://www.ubyssey.ca/news/ubc-freedom-expression-town-hall-jan-2018/

Richard Moon commented on a recent judgment about conscientious objection and medical assistance in dying in the globe and mail.

Read the full article here: https://www.pressreader.com/canada/the-globe-and-mail-ottawaquebec-edition/20180201/281492161757506

Professor Richard Moon was interviewed by the Globe and Mail about whether religious nursing or health care facilities have an obligation to permit medical assistance in dying.

Read the full article on the Globe and Mail website.

Professor Richard Moon was interviewed by Global News regarding freedom of expression after Germany enforced a new law requiring companies to remove hateful and defamatory comments.

Read the full story on the Global News website.

Windsor Law Professor, Richard Moon, is quoted in the Globe and Mail on a recent Supreme Court of Canada decision rejecting a religious freedom claim by an Indigenous community in B.C.