About Jasmine
Jasmine Cook joined the CJC & Co. LLP family as a law student in March 2014 and as a lawyer in 2017. She began her formal education at the University of Saskatchewan in 2007, completed the Program of Legal Studies for Native People in 2012, then entered the University of Saskatchewan College of Law, obtaining her Juris Doctor in April 2015 and being called to the bar in 2017. As a student, Jasmine volunteered extensively in legal research on a complex Charter issue, and her three-part article, 'Aboriginal Peoples in Canada and the Criminal Justice System,' was published in The Advocate. She is a member of the Law Society of Saskatchewan, the Canadian Bar Association, the Saskatoon Bar Association, the Saskatchewan Trial Lawyers Association, and Women Entrepreneurs of Saskatchewan.
Education & credentials
- Law school
- University of Saskatchewan
- Other degrees
- Program of Legal Studies for Native People, University of Saskatchewan, 2012
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