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Going Pro(Rogue) Faster
The Federal Court expedites the hearing of the challenge to the prorogation of Parliament Continue reading
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One Does Not Simply
Ensuring access to justice isn’t simply a matter of the legal profession’s being more open to “experiments” Continue reading
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How Much Justice Can You Afford?
The trade-offs involved in designing fair administrative procedures Continue reading
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How to Get It Right on Wrongs
Ontario’s Superior Court has created a new tort. But should it have, in the circumstances? In Doe 464533, 2016 ONSC 541, a delivered a couple of weeks ago, Ontario’s Superior Court of Justice awarded substantial damages to a person whose ex-boyfriend posted an intimate video of her online, in addition to showing it to some Continue reading
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No Room for Housing Rights
Last week, in Tanudjaja v. Canada (Attorney General), 2014 ONCA 852, the Ontario Court of Appeal upheld the striking out of an application seeking to have the federal government’s and Ontario’s affordable housing policies, or lack thereof, declared unconstitutional. According to Justice Pardu, who wrote for herself and Justice Strathy, the case, brought by a Continue reading
Double Aspect 