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Double Aspect

Canadian public law and other exciting things


  • March 21, 2018

    Misplaced Zeal

    The Law Society of Ontario’s “Statement of Principles” cannot be defended as advocacy for the Law Society

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    Political philosophy, The Justice System
    conscription, diversity, Law Society, lawyers, legal ethics, liberty
  • March 12, 2018

    The Dunsmuir Decade: A Post-Script

    In the wake of the #DunsmuirDecade, updated thoughts on blogs and doctrine

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    New Technologies
    blogging, doctrine
  • March 9, 2018

    Dunsmuir 10 Years Later

    The context, aims, and aftermath of Dunsmuir

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    Administrative Law, The Dunsmuir Decade, The Justice System
    deference, Dunsmuir, judging, reasonableness, reasons, Supreme Court of Canada
  • March 9, 2018

    L’ordre et le rêve

    Le contrôle judiciaire après Dunsmuir

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    Administrative Law, The Dunsmuir Decade
    access to justice, Dunsmuir, judicial review, Supreme Court of Canada
  • March 8, 2018

    Looking past Dunsmuir: Beginning Afresh

    Imagining stable and generally acceptable administrative law doctrine

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    Administrative Law, The Dunsmuir Decade
    deference, Dunsmuir, legal doctrine, Parliamentary sovereignty, Rule of Law, statutory interpretation
  • March 7, 2018

    The Paradox of Simplicity

    Dunsmuir failed to simplify administrative law; the framework that replaces it must account for the administrative state’s complexity

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    Administrative Law, The Dunsmuir Decade
    administrative state, deference, Dunsmuir, judicial review, reasonableness, Rule of Law
  • March 6, 2018

    The Dark Art of Deference

    Dubious assumptions of expertise on home statute interpretation

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    Administrative Law, The Dunsmuir Decade
    Chevron, deference, Dunsmuir, expertise
  • March 5, 2018

    Transcending Jurisdictions

    Teaching Dunsmuir in Australia

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    Administrative Law, The Dunsmuir Decade
    Australia, Dunsmuir, pedagogy
  • March 2, 2018

    Did Dunsmuir Simplify the Standard of Review?

    An empirical assessment

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    Administrative Law, The Dunsmuir Decade, The Justice System
    access to justice, argument, Dunsmuir, standard of review
  • March 1, 2018

    Transparency and Institutional Bias in Canadian Administrative Law

    Why the Dunsmuirian approach is not enough

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    Administrative Law, The Dunsmuir Decade
    procedural fairness
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