Macfarlane discusses self-represented litigants with CTV's Your Morning
Professor Julie Macfarlane discusses self-represented litigants with CTV's Your Morning.
Self-Represented Litigants
— Published on Nov 30th, 2017
Macfarlane Discusses Self-Reps and Competency with CBC
When Judy Gayton, an Alberta SRL suffering from a brain injury and deemed to be "without competency" to represent herself, was unable to find a pro bono lawyer to represent her, the Medicine Hat Provincial Court altered her competency designation and she was forced to go to trial without a lawyer or anyone to speak for her. Her case was dismissed yesterday.
— Published on Dec 7th, 2016
Macfarlane in Toronto Star on rise in family law litigents in court without a lawyer.
Professor Julie Macfarlane
Professor Julie Macfarlane discusses why more than half of family law litigants are now in court without a lawyer in a Toronto Star article entitled, "Justice Denied: Huge Legal Bills Push Many to Self-Represent."
— Published on Apr 14th, 2016
The New Litigants
![Professor Julie Macfarlane's "The New Litigants" on The National](http://www.uwindsor.ca/law/sites/uwindsor.ca.law/files/styles/full/public/julie_macfarlane_on_the_national_0.png?itok=x9YkKXT5 "Professor Julie Macfarlane's "The New Litigants" on The National")
Professor Julie Macfarlane's "The New Litigants" on The National
Prof Macfarlane on CBC's The National
— Published on Jan 17th, 2016