jurisdiction
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Jurisdiction and the Post-Vavilov Supreme Court: Part I
What does “jurisdiction” mean, anyways? Continue reading
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It Ends Well
Thoughts on the Supreme Court’s narrow but seemingly decisive rejection of a right not to be offended Continue reading
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Right Is Wrong
What an ordinary case can tell us about the problems of Canadian administrative law Continue reading
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The Continued Relevance of “Jurisdiction”
This post is co-written with Leonid Sirota One of the innovations of Vavilov was its dispatch of so-called “jurisdictional questions” from the standard of review analysis. A long-time feature of Canadian administrative law, jurisdictional questions were said to arise “where the tribunal must explicitly determine whether its statutory grant of power gives it authority to Continue reading
Double Aspect 