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Opinion The missing defendant in Canada's fictitious case law crisis The legal system has sanctioned lawyers for filing fake cases and penalized self-represented litigants for relying on them. But it hasn’t asked a single question of the companies whose products fabricate law and profit from the result. Workplace Guarding against vicarious trauma In emotionally charged fields like family law or criminal defence, dealing with disturbing cases can take a psychological and physical toll

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Opinion The missing defendant in Canada's fictitious case law crisis The legal system has sanctioned lawyers for filing fake cases and penalized self-represented litigants for relying on them. But it hasn’t asked a single question of the companies whose products fabricate law and profit from the result. Workplace Guarding against vicarious trauma In emotionally charged fields like family law or criminal defence, dealing with disturbing cases can take a psychological and physical toll

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