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Professor Sarah Burningham graduated from the University of Saskatchewan and has received numerous academic awards, including the Law Society of Saskatchewan’s Gold Medal. She clerked for the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal and was called to the Saskatchewan Bar in 2010. Her writing has been cited in judicial decisions, including those by the Supreme Court of Canada. Professor Burningham primarily writes in the field of constitutional law, particularly focusing on constitutional law regarding abortion. Her research engages questions that lie at the intersection of constitutional law and judicial political decision-making, exploring themes such as how legal doctrine shapes public opinion and how legal doctrine is influenced by political action in circumstances like crises. She teaches primarily in the first-year program and has received recognition for her teaching excellence, being named a USask Sustainability Faculty Fellow for the term 2025-27.
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