Faculty in the News
CBC WINDSOR: Kristen Thomasen on surveillance camera facial recognition
CBC Windsor reports that Detroit police and the Detroit airport have started using facial recognition through their surveillance cameras —…
CBC WINDSOR: Kristen Thomasen on new surveillance cameras for downtown core
CBC Windsor reports on Windsor city council's approval of 20 new surveillance cameras for the downtown core at Monday night's…
CBC WINDSOR: Kristen Thomasen interviewed on police drone program
Windsor police say the force's drone program, whose existence was previously confirmed by documents obtained by CBC News, is still…
UWINDSOR DAILY NEWS: Windsor Law co-hosts filmmaking workshop for local community builders
On Saturday, June 15, 2019 Windsor Law and partners including the School of Creative Arts (SoCA) hosted a public workshop…
CBC WINDSOR: Kristen Thomasen on Windsor police plan to launch drone unit
Windsor police are planning to launch an unmanned aerial system (UAS) unit this fall, CBC News has learned. According to…
CBC WINDSOR: Kristen Thomasen on ‘Social impact’ of drones
New regulations for drones came into effect in Canada June 1 — and while drone users have had a mixed…
WINDSOR DAILY NEWS: Panel to Discuss Issues in Food Law
(14 February 2018) Windsor Law Centre for Cities Affiliates Patricia Galvao Ferreira and Vasanthi Venkatesh will join expert panelists in…
CBC WINDSOR: Laverne Jacobs on barriers accessing services for people with disabilities
A law professor at the University of Windsor is hoping to shine a light on the rights of disabled people,…
GLOBE AND MAIL: David Tanovich cited on police carding case
On a windy April morning last year, Hamilton City Councillor Matthew Green was checking e-mails as he waited for a…
CNN BUSINESS: Kristen Thomasen on ‘Minority Report’ 15 years later
The future is arriving even faster than the predictions depicted in "Minority Report," a film long hailed for being prescient.…
FINANCIAL POST: Anneke Smit on Supreme Court fight over Bridge-owned abandoned homes
A Supreme Court hearing about who’s responsible for a street full of abandoned houses near Canada’s busiest border crossing has…
CBC WINDSOR: Chris Waters interviewed on Windsor bike share potential
"If cycling's sustainable as a method of active transportation anywhere in Canada, it is here because it's relatively flat [and]…
