Administrative Law
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Dunsmuir and the Constitutional Status of the Administrative State
Have the courts built the administrative state into the constitution’s architecture? Continue reading
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Stranger Things: A Defense of Dunsmuir
Did Dunsmuir actually do some good ― at least when it comes to judicial review of law society decisions? Continue reading
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The True Legacy of Dunsmuir ― Disguised Correctness Review?
Why isn’t judicial review as deferential as courts say it should be? Continue reading
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The Privilege of Public Employment
Is Dunsmuir’s treatment of public employees consistent with the principles it articulated? Continue reading
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Theorizing Administrative Law
Does Dunsmuir Have a Philosophy? Continue reading
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Si l’histoire de la norme m’était contée
Évolution et circonvolutions du principe de déférence au Canada Continue reading
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RIP Reasonableness?
Does the Supreme Court’s latest administrative law decision mean it is no longer committed to deference to tribunals? Continue reading
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The Dunsmuir Decade
Announcing a joint Administrative Law Matters/Double Aspect blogging symposium on the 10th anniversary of Dunsmuir Continue reading
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Squaring the Public Law Circle
Canadian administrative lawyers keep trying to reconcile parliamentary sovereignty and the Rule of Law; they shouldn’t bother Continue reading
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Doré’s Demise?
What do the Supreme Court’s latest decisions mean for judicial review of administrative decisions that implicate the Charter? Continue reading
Double Aspect 