voter fraud

November 12, 2014

Kingsley & Mayrand on Election Law

I had the chance to attend a great talk at McGill yesterday, with the former and current Chief Electoral Officers, Jean-Pierre Kingsley and Marc Mayrand, speaking and exchanging views on the past, present, and future challenges of election law in Canada. It was great, and especially interesting in that their two perspectives, while similar, were Continue reading

Constitutional law, Law of Democracy

Canada, election law, politics, voter fraud, voting
February 4, 2014

ID OK

It seems like a long time since I’ve blogged about a court decision, especially one not by the Supreme Court. Today is a perfect day to return to that particular genre, because the decision I want to write about, Henry v. Canada (Attorney General), 2014 BCCA 30, concerns the constitutionality of voter identification requirements for Continue reading

Constitutional law, Law of Democracy

Charter, election law, elections, voter fraud, voting