Miranda Wardman

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The Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court are pleased to welcome the 2021/2022 law clerks, who will spend the next year supporting and learning from members of the Superior Courts Judiciary.

@CarolineHMagnan Merci ! Je n'aurais pas pu le faire sans toute votre aide au fil des ans !

I finally got all my grades back so I can officially say I’m done law school!!! 🎉🎉

@LeahMarieyxe Thank you!

The FOMO is real 🙃

Seeing all my SK friends get vaccinated is bringing me so much joy, I love that so many people I care about are that much safer now. But it also has me refreshing my email every 5 mins in hopes that I magically have an email from BC health that I can book my appointment too 😢

A key upside of exams at home is I can renew my stamina halfway through with cookie dough. Not sure why it took until my last law school exam EVER to realize this. Truly a game changer.

Tellement fière de ma coéquipière !

@alyssa_tomkins Merci !

@MJWardman @cazasaikaley Bon courage Miranda!!

Je suis excité de commencer le Concours Bastarache aujourd’hui. Merci @cazasaikaley pour les produits artisanaux ! #bastarache2021

@beyondeconomics @MCStewart9 I’m so proud of both of you!!

I am utterly thrilled to have been selected to clerk for Justice Brown of the @SCC_eng. I am also so excited to embark on this journey with the talented @MCStewart9 .

I would very much like three weeks off zoom university right about now

Watching tiktoks each team made to introduce their schools for the Laskin moot was excellent and I hope every appellate level court adopts this procedure in the future.

@chelseybuggie As a sociology major and now law student, I’ve always thought my biggest strength in law school is my sociological lens. I think it allows me to view the people behind the laws, which I consider an asset. It’s discouraging to hear that some profs don’t see the value in this.

I think one of my biggest frustrations with law is the notion that it should operate in a vacuum. I received a paper back that I lost substantive marks on for being “too sociological” in an area where it is impossible to separate human experience from the law.

In the future, when it comes to speaking French, I will be making a conscious effort not to apologize for my French level and, as it does, nothing but lessen my confidence in the language. (4/4)

I am guilty of this. My experience on the Laskin has made me realize that in the future, I shouldn’t apologize for my French as it is a product of my environment. I am an anglophone from a small town in BC, so how could I expect to have perfect French? (3/4)

As the French mooter on the Laskin moot, I’ve noticed that many guest judges in our practices apologize that their French is not very good prior to judging. Many of them were more than competent speakers (1/4)

@LeahMarieyxe I will be doing this...if I ever curl my hair again

One perk of online university/interviews/everything is I only ever have to iron the fronts of my dress shirts now. It’s been a nice upside to the chaos that is everything else.