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Study spaces for two or more students are available in the Law Library (5th floor) or at 600 King Edward. You can book one of those rooms (available on a first come, first serve basis) by clicking on the button below.
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Common Law Student Associationclose
The Common Law Student Society (CLSS) is a bilingual organization that acts as the student government of the Common Law Section of the Faculty of Law at the University of Ottawa. CLSS representatives are elected from the student body and each year they take an active role in both student events and faculty governance. Whether by representing student interests or organizing social activities, the CLSS is designed to help law students throughout their time at Fauteux.
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Regroupement étudiant de common law en français (RÉCLEF)close
Le Regroupement étudiant de common law en français (« RÉCLEF ») représente les intérêts des étudiants francophones et francophiles du programme de common law en français. Il s’engage au sein des causes contribuant à l’épanouissement de ses membres. Le RÉCLEF participe à la promotion des droits linguistiques et à l’amélioration de la profession juridique en français.
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