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One’s Own Self, Like Water
The Law Society’s demand for a “Statement of Principles” is a totalitarian values test
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Lawless Society of Upper Canada
The LSUC’s attempt to make lawyers “promote diversity and inclusion” is lawless and incompatible with a free society
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Not That Kind of Voting
What New Zealand’s Electoral Commission’s attempt to boost turnout gets wrong about voting, and what we can learn from it
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Chicane de cours, bis
La querelle constitutionnelle entre la Cour supérieure et le gouvernement du Québec mérite le sérieux, pas la dérision
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The Rule against Violence
A timely opinion on freedom of expression by Justice Miller for the Ontario Court of Appeal
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Stupid but Constitutional
More on why I think legislation forcing floor-crossing legislators to run in by-elections is not unconstitutional
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A Right to Rat?
A Manitoba MLA claims there is a Charter right to cross the floor. He is wrong.
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Polyphony
How different constitutional orders respond to attempts at denying citizens access to adjudication
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Dark Vision
A critique of a “vision” of the courts as moral authorities.
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Judicial Independence in America
A look at the conventions of judicial independence in the United States
Double Aspect 