On June 20, 2009, late afternoon, Julie Lassonde improvised with Joe Sorbara as part of Lex Non Scripta, Ars Non Scripta: Law, Justice & Improvisation, a conference organized by the McGill Centre for Intellectual Property Policy and the Improvisation, Community, and Social Practice research project. The performance entitled "Improvised Contemporary Movement and Sound Performance" took place at Sala Rossa in Montreal. This commentary aims to build on those 17 minutes by exploring the improvisational structure of the performance and examining this structure as the "law" of their improvisation, while also reflecting on the broader relationship between law and improvisation.

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