Hello Twitter Mooters! Thank you for your patience, the winners have been selected and we have reached out to them individually at Westdale and Cathedral High School!
Congrats to them and thank you everyone for your participation! #HJEN2021
Thank you all for participating in our 2021 moot! Excellent discussions and points to think about. We will be announcing prize winners by May 28, 2021!
If you made a twitter account for the moot please make sure it remains active until we announce the recipients #HJEN2021.
impressed with the effort you all put in. It was very difficult to pick the winners!
Have a great end of the school year, and we hope to hear from you all next year!
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Hello Twitter Mooters! Thank you for your patience, we are prepared to announce the winners of this year's HJEN Twitter Moot:
- Best Overall Tweeter: @Ebunolu02477252
-Best Tweet: @KChachee
Thank you everyone for your participation! We were so ... #HLD2019 (1/2)
Just one day after our Twitter Moot, @SCC_eng releases a new decision, R. v. Mills, which concludes that s. 8 did not protect the accused's text conversations with an undercover officer!
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Interesting!
https://t.co/Hq7tCu0H73
#HLD2019@yourHJEN Thank you so much for organizing this fantastic twitter debate experience for our Hamilton High school students! Very exciting day to participate on the 37th Birthday of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms! @stmcss@HWCDSB@JusticeCanadaEN
Thank you for participating in this year's moot! We had lots of great discussions and points to think about. We will need about 2 weeks to determine the winner.
If you made a twitter account for the moot please make sure it remains active until we announce the winner #HLD2019.
Hello Twitter Mooters! As we close out today's discussion we want to hear your final thoughts on asking the hard questions about electronic privacy in Canada! We'd especially love to hear about new ideas & opinions you heard from your fellow mooters!
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@Ebunolu02477252 @bubblegumdealer But these are often the same messages that some people have said the police may or may not look at! Is there a difference when it’s a criminal context? #HLD2019
#HLD2019 This morning's discussion was great!
We're wondering if your opinions on privacy change when you consider how media companies (e.g. Insta, Google) make money off of the private messages you send?
We'll think about this over lunch & look forward to your thoughts!
@SalmanxMusa@bubblegumdealer#HLD2019 Interesting, what does a "pre-existing obligation or arrangement" mean to you? Is it a formal agreement b/w sender and receiver? Is it based on the way the message is sent?
@bubblegumdealer Interesting, what should we do in the interim until those laws are created? Also should we be worried about having private companies (like Facebook) acting as an arm of the government by monitoring our messages?
@law_delta@SalmanxMusa In those situations, do the police need to get a warrant before looking at proof of the conversation? Or is it enough that the person who received the message is showing them to police? #HLD2019
@CukMihaila I wonder how your position is reconciled with the idea of rehabilitation & "time served". Cdn criminal sentencing hopes that convicted persons will face consequences but will also learn from their actions. Should we assume rehabilitation won't happen and forever limit them?
@SalmanxMusa@bubblegumdealer This is interesting, are you saying social media platforms w/ monitoring policies (Facebook, Twitter) have an obligation to flag "criminal" messaging for police? Lots of criticism of media platforms slow & selective responses to fake news & harassment, would they do a good job?
@Ebunolu02477252 @SalmanxMusa Does that then mean those without a passcode expect less privacy and signal that to the rest of the world when they don't ?
@M_STOJANO777 @SalmanxMusa In those situations, do the police need to get a warrant before looking at the messages? What about time sensitive situations?