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statutory originalism

  • August 15, 2022

    If It’s Broke, You’re Not the One to Fix It

    The Québec Court of Appeal takes it upon itself to update obsolete election legislation. That’s not its job. Continue reading

    Law of Democracy, statutory interpretation
    advertising, campaign spending, deference, living tree, Québec, statutory originalism

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