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Canadian Sausage
What the flaws in the Pharmacare Bill tells us about the indignity of legislation
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Not Getting the Message
Introducing a new paper about judicial deference to administrative limitations of constitutional rights
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Fairy Tales
When judges talk about public confidence in the judiciary, they don’t really mean public opinion about the judiciary
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Thick-Skin Ethics
An update on the story of a thin-skinned judge
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Property Rights and Freedoms
Why property rights are necessary if freedoms of religion, expression, and association are to mean something
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Power and Privilege
Parliamentary privilege in the Supreme Court’s decision on the availability of Charter damages for unconstitutional legislation
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Power and Governance
Will the prospect of damages awards to compensate the victims of unconstitutional legislation interfere with good governance? I think not
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Way to Power
Setting the scene for understanding the Supreme Court’s decision allowing damages as a remedy for legislative violations of the Charter
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The Common Good Enlightenment
Governing for the common good has been tried before, Martyn Rady explains. It did not go well.
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Rule of Law in Transition
Some thoughts on Martyn Rady’s discussion of the legal systems of medieval central Europe.
Double Aspect 