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Still First Past the Post
The Court of Appeal for Ontario upholds the constitutionality of Canada’s election system
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On Staying in One’s Lane
A response to critics of alleged judicial overreach in the face of legislative and governmental arbitrariness
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The Bike Lanes and the Clown Cars
In defence of the controversial decision holding that demolishing bike lanes in Toronto is unconstitutional
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Motte and Bailey Unreasonableness
There is much to learn from a recent English decision on police impartiality
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Fair is Fair
The requirements of due process are often minimal, but still important.
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Where Does a Constitution End?
Is the constitution the explanation for the differences between the ways obnoxious leaders are dealt with in the US and the UK?
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Due Process among Humans
Do law-breakers deserve due process, or is it only a device to protect the innocent?
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Vermeule and Verres
The “common good constitutionalism” motte-and-bailey revisited, and why due process matters to the moderns as well as the ancients
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(Pro)Rogue-ish
The Federal Court dismisses the challenge to the prorogation of Parliament
Double Aspect 