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The public/private distinction in Roncarelli v. Duplessis
(McGill University. Law Undergraduate Society, 2010)
Roncarelli v. Duplessis is remembered for
the way it imposed limits on public power. But
in imposing these limits, it relied heavily on
public/private distinctions inherited from nineteenth-century classical liberalism. ...
The Law-Finding Function of the American Jury
(Wisconsin Law Review, 1999)
Foreword, The Dual Dichotomy of Retroactive Lawmaking
(Roger Williams University Law Review, 1997)
Federal Constitutionalism and Aboriginal Difference
(Queen Law Journal, 2006)
The author outlines a new legal approach, which he labels federal constitutionalism, to the
question of aboriginal difference in Canada. This approach has the potential to open up more
fruitful avenues for the resolution ...
The Secession Reference: A Ruling in Search of a Nation
(Revue juridique Thémis, 2000)
This short article will address the two following issues: the new vision of the Canadian constitutional order entertained by the Supreme Court in the Reference re Secession of Quebec
(I) nd the impact of this new vision.
upon ...
Recent Developments on the Role of International Law in Canadian Statutory Interpretation
(Oxford University Press, 2004)
Uncertainty and Risks: Evidence in Constitutional Litigation
(Éditions Thémis, 2001)
The standard of review for questions of procedural fairness
(Queen's University. Students of the Faculty of Law, 2016)
Controlling Irregular Migration in Canada: Reconciling Security Concerns with Human Rights Protection
(2006)
International human rights law, international
humanitarian law, international refugee law
and international criminal law: each chapter of
this corpus stands as a fundamental defense
against assaults on our common ...
Interdiction at the expense of Human Rights : A Long-Term Containment Strategy
(Canada’s Periodical on Refugees, 2003)