New Technologies
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Listening to Podcasts Like a State
The CRTC wants to know about podcasts. Beware! Continue reading
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What Is the Constitution of Cyberspace Like?
Introducing an article and a blog post on “digital constitutionalism” Continue reading
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A Proclivity for Plunder
The left and the right are united in wanting to regulate the internet by taking from their enemies and giving to their friends Continue reading
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Making a Monster
A report on the future regulation of the internet proposes giving the CRTC overwhelming and unaccountable powers Continue reading
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The Dunsmuir Decade: A Post-Script
In the wake of the #DunsmuirDecade, updated thoughts on blogs and doctrine Continue reading
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All about Administrative Law
Justice Stratas’ remarkable endeavour to improve our understanding of administrative law Continue reading
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Maneant Scripta
The Supreme Court protects its sources from “link rot” Continue reading
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Selfie Slow-Down
I have already blogged about one American judicial decision on the constitutionality of a “ballot selfie” ban, which has since been upheld on appeal by the Court of Appeals for the 1st Circuit. And I have also written about the history of the secret ballot, which in my view explains why measures to protect ballot secrecy ― Continue reading
Double Aspect 