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For Your Freedom and Ours
Honouring and learning from the 1968 Red Square Demonstration
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McCaw: Declarations of Invalidity in the ONSC
Can one ONSC judge bind another?
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Rendering Unto the Judiciary
Justice Martineau’s recent article on judicial courage
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Quis Custodiet?
If judges are the guardians of our constitutional values, they need to be guarded too, as Chief Justice McLachlin’s example shows
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Taming the Administrative State
Two books in the administrative law literature
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CHRC: The Presumption of Reasonableness and the Rule of Law
Worries about the upcoming review of Dunsmuir
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Administrative Law’s Virtues and Vices
What Joseph Raz’s classic Rule of Law article tells us about administrative law
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No Shortcuts to Legality
Justice Stratas on the limits of the judicial practice of making up reasons for administrative decisions
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SCC Skepticism
In a recent piece in Maclean’s, Adam Goldenberg explains why the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) does not suffer from the same partisan interest the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) does. He lists three main reasons: (1) the nature of partisanship in the US; (2) the American conservative movement’s incubator for legal talent;…
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The Limits of Legal Expertise
What kind of experts are legal experts ― and is their authority in danger?
Double Aspect 