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What Is the Constitution of Cyberspace Like?
Introducing an article and a blog post on “digital constitutionalism”
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Creative, Not Compelled
Noteworthy comments on compelled speech by Gorsuch J
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Values, Harm, and Free Expression
Reviewing and discussing Camden Hutchison’s great article on the SCC’s freedom of expression jurisprudence
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Justice Brown Was Not Purged
Concerns about the Supreme Court’s image are a more likely reason for Brown J’s departure than ideology
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It’s Not What You Think
Brief responses to the most common misconceptions about originalism and its place in Canadian law
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Constitutional Veggie Burgers
My lecture on the Alberta Sovereignty Act and the Saskatchewan First Bill
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The Made-Up Law Made Them Do It
The Supreme Court’s made-up right to vote doctrine works its mischief at the Ontario Court of Appeal
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A Defense of Doctrine
Sometime ago, I was doing a presentation on the recent doctrine in a particularly contentious area of law at a Canadian law school. The presentation was designed to show how developments in the doctrine were inconsistent with fundamental principles underlying the doctrine, and that the doctrine should therefore be adjusted. I’m remaining at a high
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Consequences
Are demands that speech not be punished just a childish attempt to escape consequences?
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In the Name of God, Go!
The Canadian Judicial Council wants a tardy, cantankerous judge gone. So do I.
Double Aspect 