Not Reserving Judgment Episode 18: Do anti-Israel activists have a right to protest in shopping malls?
Dec 20, 2023
This episode of the podcast discusses a controversial anti-pornography bill and its potential impact on privacy rights. It also explores the legal question of whether anti-Israel activists have the right to protest in shopping malls, highlighting cases where protests were protected and others where picketers were deemed trespassers. The sentencing of the man behind the largest art fraud in Canadian history is discussed, along with a groundbreaking admission of guilt in the case. The hosts also address controversies over mask mandates and code of conduct violations, and critique a statement perpetuating stereotypes.
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Introduction
00:00 • 5min
Protecting Children from Explicit Content
05:07 • 4min
Protests in Shopping Malls: Controversies and Legal Implications
08:42 • 11min
Sentencing of Ringleader in Largest Art Fraud in Canadian History and Documentary Film
20:02 • 5min
Admission of Guilt in Art Fraud Case
25:09 • 9min
Controversy over Mask Mandate and Code of Conduct Violation
34:02 • 14min
Addressing Stereotypes and Critiquing a Statement
47:38 • 2min