abortion
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Voldemortion
No, the Quebec Constitution won’t undermine abortion rights — for all the bad that it will in fact do Continue reading
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The Birthing Persons’ Pre-Born Babies
The new right doesn’t want to debate abortion, but it shouldn’t have that luxury Continue reading
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Nothing Doing
A brief rebuttal to responses to my last post on inappropriate criticism of the US Supreme Court’s abortion decision Continue reading
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Who’s Afraid of the Rule of Law?
Many critics of the US Supreme Court’s decision on abortion rights themselves embrace a purely political view of adjudication Continue reading
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Day Two: Kerri A. Froc
The Power of Saying No Continue reading
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The Charter Conscription
The trouble with governments forcing citizens to advance their constitutional agendas Continue reading
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The Detestable Attestation
Thoughts on the federal government’s attempt to make religious groups capitulate to its views on abortion Continue reading
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Losing Our Way
Neither “society’s tolerance” nor the “captive audience” doctrine justify censorship of anti-abortion ads Continue reading
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Aborting Freedom of Expression
If a city can censor anti-abortion ads to prevent hurt feelings, is there anything that could not be censored? Continue reading
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Rule and Exemption
Here’s something that has been bothering me since I’ve recently re-read the Supreme Court’s decisions in R. v. Morgentaler, [1988] 1 S.C.R. 30 and in the Insite case, Canada (Attorney General) v. PHS Community Services Society, 2011 SCC 44, [2011] 3 S.C.R. 134. The two cases dealt with different topics: the former is about abortion; the latter, Continue reading
Double Aspect 