Administrative Law
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Vavilov: Doing the Administrative State’s Dirty Work
Over the next few weeks, I will be taking some time in this space to summarize the submissions in the upcoming Dunsmuir review: the cases of Vavilov and Bell/NFL. Today I will focus on Vavilov, and the proposals offered by both the Appellant (the Government of Canada) and the Respondent (Vavilov) for the standard of… Continue reading
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Anglin: Administrative Lawmaking
How administrators could make law in the dark of night. Continue reading
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Sunstein and Vermeule on Fuller: A View from Canada
What would Lon Fuller think about Canada’s standard of review framework? Continue reading
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10 Things I Dislike About Administrative Law
A perspective from a skeptic Continue reading
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Girouard v CJC: An Administrative State Coup?
The administrative state is not a constitutional mandate Continue reading
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The Bowels of Administrative Law
Administrative guidelines that make it difficult to challenge the administrative state. Continue reading
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Taming the Administrative State
Two books in the administrative law literature Continue reading
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CHRC: The Presumption of Reasonableness and the Rule of Law
Worries about the upcoming review of Dunsmuir Continue reading
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Administrative Law’s Virtues and Vices
What Joseph Raz’s classic Rule of Law article tells us about administrative law Continue reading
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No Shortcuts to Legality
Justice Stratas on the limits of the judicial practice of making up reasons for administrative decisions Continue reading
Double Aspect 