FIAT JUSTITIA RUAT CAELUM
CURRENT ISSUE
Volume 58, Issue 2
ARTICLES
Jon Festinger, "AI & The Legal Profession: Special Issue Introduction" pp 311-320
Citation info: (2025) UBC L Rev 311
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​Céline Castets-Renard, "Do the Canadian Practical and Legal Frameworks on AI Adequately Address the Uses of LLMs in Courts?" pp 321-370
Citation info: (2025) 58:2 UBC L Rev 321
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Robert Diab, "Too Dangerous to Deploy? The Challenge Language Models Pose to Regulating AI in Canada and the EU" pp 371-414
Citation info: (2025) 58:2 UBC L Rev 371
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Bradley Henderson, "Maintaining Legitimacy: Artificial Intelligence, Automated Decision Making, and Reasonableness Review under Canadian Administrative Law" pp 415-474
Citation info: (2025) 58:2 UBC L Rev 415
Katie Szilagyi, "Algorithmic Sentencing & Displaced Judicial Discretion: Storytelling Soutions for Rule of Law Problems in the Age of AI" pp 475-524
Citation info: (2025) 58:2 UBC L Rev 475
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Peter Wills, "Care for Chatbots" pp 525-590
Citation info: (2025) 58:2 UBC L Rev 525
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Isabelle St-Hilaire, "Case Comment: Lying Chatbot Makes Airline Liable: Negligent Misrepresentation in Moffatt v Air Canada" pp 591-624
Citation info: (2025) 58:2 UBC L Rev 591
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David Cohen & Matthew Peters, "The Impact of Generative AI on the Legal Market" pp 625-632
Citation info: (2025) 58:2 UBC L Rev 625
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