Gary Bauslaugh

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From The Case for Jury Independence From: The Secret Power of Juries View James Lorimer and Company	examines the arguments for jury independence including constitutional arguments for jury independence	Gary Bauslaugh	22	2013	$2.20 Add
From The Historic Decision — 2015 From: The Right to Die View James Lorimer and Company	The ruling appeared on February 6, 2015. It was a historic vindication of Justice Smith and of the opinions of the many people who have felt that Section 241(b) of the Criminal Code of Canada was …	Gary Bauslaugh	19	2016	$1.90 Add
The Right to Die The courageous Canadians who gave us the right to a dignified death James Lorimer and Company	"Who owns my life?" Sue Rodriguez was dying of a form of ALS (or Lou Gehrig’s disease) when she asked this question of the Supreme Court of Canada in 1993. She was fighting for …	Gary Bauslaugh	290	2016	View
The Secret Power of Juries What jurors in Canada aren't being told about their rights -- and what we can do about it James Lorimer and Company	Canadians know that the jurors at a trial decide the defendant’s guilt or innocence according to the law of the land. What they don’t know is how far that right actually goes, and …	Gary Bauslaugh	216	2013	View
From The Supreme Court of Canada Nullifies Nullification From: The Secret Power of Juries View James Lorimer and Company	Looks at how the Supreme Court nullified the nullification of Morgentaler by decriminalizing abortion in 1988 and the effects this decision had. Analyzes Chief Justice Dickson’s ruling in …	Gary Bauslaugh	14	2013	$1.40 Add
From The Supreme Court of Canada Hearing — 2014 From: The Right to Die View James Lorimer and Company	Examines the Supreme Court of Canada Hearing from October 15, 2014	Gary Bauslaugh	34	2016	$3.40 Add
From The Trial of Evelyn Martens — 2004 From: The Right to Die View James Lorimer and Company	Evelyn Martens, a seventy-four-yearold grandmother, was facing the prospect of as much as twenty-eight years in prison.This chapter examins Martens trial which took place on September 20, 2004.	Gary Bauslaugh	40	2016	$4.00 Add
From What Can Jurors Do? What Can You Do? From: The Secret Power of Juries View James Lorimer and Company	offers suggestions for what we should do about the odd, unresolved, and important social and legal matter of jury independence	Gary Bauslaugh	21	2013	$2.10 Add
From Whose Jurisdiction Is It Anyway? Quebec — 2014 From: The Right to Die View James Lorimer and Company	Is assisted death a health care matter or is it a criminal one? This may seem an odd question, but in the contentious and confusing world of federal-provincial jurisdictional responsibilities, it …	Gary Bauslaugh	14	2016	$1.40 Add