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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From The Historical Impact of the McLachlin Court From: Beverley McLachlin View James Lorimer and Company	An assessment of the supreme court’s impact during the years of McLachlin’s leadership. Discusses some of the key decisions the supreme court made during these years.	Ian Greene; Peter McCormick	35	2019	$3.50 Add
From Morgentaler: Not Guilty From: The Secret Power of Juries View James Lorimer and Company	Looks at the trial of Henry Morgentaler and how the jury returned a verdict of not guilty and how this had far-reaching effects on laws in Canada	Gary Bauslaugh	24	2013	$2.40 Add
From NEW! Profile of the Judiciary From: The Federal Court of Appeal and the Federal Court View Irwin Law Inc.	This chapter offers a profile of the judiciary by examining interviews with current and retired judges and prothonotaries of the Federal Court and the Federal Court of Appeal and their observations.	Ian Greene	29	2021	$2.90 Add
From Rioting From: Languages of the Unheard View Between The Lines	This chapter argues that in many cases rioting may serve as a vehicle for fostering social inclusion and civic equality. Rioting has a unique capacity to allow the voiceless to interrupt business …	Stephen D'Arcy	22	2013	$2.20 Add
From Sabotage From: Languages of the Unheard View Between The Lines	Sabotage has been practised for thousands of years, wherever people have found themselves forced, by the explicit threat of violence or the looming prospect of hunger, to toil on behalf of the …	Stephen D'Arcy	19	2013	$1.90 Add
From Dissident in Search of Consensus From: Beverley McLachlin View James Lorimer and Company	Addresses McLachlin’s role in transforming the way the Supreme Court approach to making decisions. Explains how, under McLachlin’s leadership, the Court became more consensual and …	Ian Greene; Peter McCormick	24	2019	$2.40 Add
From NEW! The Administrative Independence of the Federal Courts A Case for Reform From: The Federal Court of Appeal and the Federal Court View Irwin Law Inc.	This chapter argues that judicial independence is a pillar of our constitutional democracy and as such is a principle anchored in the Canadian state structure and recognized as essential to the …	Martine Valois	37	2021	$3.70 Add
From The Arguments Against Jury Independence From: The Secret Power of Juries View James Lorimer and Company	examines the arguments against jury independence	Gary Bauslaugh	31	2013	$3.10 Add
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 Charter Dialogue Between Courts and Legislatures or Perhaps the Charter of Rights Isn’t Such a Bad Thing After All From: Essential Readings in Canadian Government and Politics, 2nd Edition View Emond Montgomery	1997 article by Peter W. Hogg and Allison A. Bushell arguing that critique of judicial review under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms based on democratic legitimacy is not sustainable.	Debra Thompson; François Rocher; Peter Russell	10	2015	$1.00 Add
The Courts and the Public View James Lorimer and Company		Peter McCormick	10	1994	$1.00 Add
From The Courts and the Public From: Canada's Courts James Lorimer and Company		Peter McCormick	10	1994	$1.00 Add
From The Democratic Standard From: Languages of the Unheard View Between The Lines	This chapter proposes a democratic standard of sound militancy by asking why some militant actions are seen as acceptable in advancing a just cause while other similar actions are not. This …	Stephen D'Arcy	19	2013	$1.90 Add
From NEW! The Federal Court — Looking to the Future From: The Federal Court of Appeal and the Federal Court View Irwin Law Inc.	In this chapter, Chief Justice Paul Crampton explores the future of the Federal Court while keeping mindful of the uncertain nature and extent of the evolution of the COVID-19 pandemic, and …	Paul Crampton	27	2021	$2.70 Add
From NEW! The Federal Court of Appeal Caseload and Decision-Making From: The Federal Court of Appeal and the Federal Court View Irwin Law Inc.	This chapter describes the judicial highway in terms of the type and volume and flow of its traffic, with some attention to how this is evolving over time. Describing a court in terms of its …	Peter McCormick	28	2021	$2.80 Add
NEW! The Federal Court of Appeal and the Federal Court 50 Years of History Irwin Law Inc.	The Federal Court of Appeal and Federal Court are unique among Canada’s courts because they are itinerant — they hear cases in all parts of Canada — as well as being bilingual …	Craig Forcese; Ian Greene; Martine Valois; Peter McCormick	682	2021	View