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Jousting over Jurisdiction
A summary of the Supreme Court judges’ competing views on how to assess the validity of delegated legisation
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The Real Contempt
New Zealand’s Parliament considers legislation that would shield courts from criticism ― and make them instruments of censorship
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Setting the Story Straight
History, Originalism, and the Supreme Court’s decision in Comeau
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La Cour, c’est qui?
Peter McCormick identifies the likely author of the “by the Court” opinion in Comeau
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Comeau’s Lesson
It’s not that the courts have generally messed up Canadian federalism, still less that they should improve it
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Unmaking History
In the “free the beer” case, the Supreme Court shows ― again ― that it is the spoiled child of the Constitution
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Despotism, Revisited
Thoughts upon belatedly reading an (anti-)administrative law classic
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Politics in, and of, Law Schools
That legal education is tied up with politics is no excuse for indoctrination or ideological homogeneity
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Ach, mein Sinn
Bach on the reasons for respecting freedom of conscience
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Repurposing Constitutional Construction
Is Randy Barnett and Evan Bernick’s theory of originalist constitutional construction relevant to Canadians?
Double Aspect 