Supreme Court of Canada
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Day 10: Bruce Ryder
Riding the waves of ascendant normative currents Continue reading
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Day Eight: Anna Su
University of Toronto There are many reasons for judges (especially at the highest court) to write separate dissenting opinions. The first, in my view, is that it sets forth clear positions on the major legal issues of the day, ready to be taken on anew in a future judgment. In that sense, it is the… Continue reading
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Day Two: Kerri A. Froc
The Power of Saying No Continue reading
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It’s That Time of the Year
Announcing the second edition of Double Aspect’s 12 Days of Christmas symposium Continue reading
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Not Good Enough
The Supreme Court re-writes the law of judicial review in Canada, but not nearly well enough. Continue reading
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Guest Post: Andrew Bernstein
A response to Mark Mancini’s post on Supreme Court appointments Continue reading
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An Empty Vessel
Thoughts on the Justice Kasirer appointment process Continue reading
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Keeping It Complicated
The Supreme Court issues its most originalist decision in years, but pretends it applies a different methodology Continue reading
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