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Notwithstanding Myths
The case for the notwithstanding clause rests on misunderstanding or misdirection. Continue reading
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Parsing Populism
On elections, petitions, and populism Continue reading
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The End of Administrative Supremacy in Canada
Introducing a new article on Canadian administrative law theory (and history) Continue reading
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The Good Government Trilemma
If you like big government, be prepared to sacrifice democracy or accountability Continue reading
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Against Administrative Supremacy
A response to the “Guest Posts from the West Coast” Series Continue reading
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The Limits of Self-Government
Indigenous self-government cannot dispense with the Rule of Law and with democracy Continue reading
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The Tragedy of Lord Sumption
Thoughts on Lord Sumption’s views on the relationship between law and politics Continue reading
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The Fault Will Be Ours
Lord Sumption on politics, law, and the meaning and decline of democracy Continue reading
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Nothing to Celebrate
Québec’s irreligious dress code proposal isn’t an opportunity to extol democracy, or to do away with judicial review of legislation Continue reading
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Sed Lex?
Thoughts on Ilya Somin’s defence of non-enforcement of the law Continue reading
Double Aspect 