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- Kathryn Chan, “Federalizing the Common Law: A Case Study of the ITA Gift Concept”
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- Debra M. Haak, “The Initial Test of Constitutional Validity: Identifying the Legislative Objectives of Canada’s New Prostitution Laws”
- Martin Z. P. Olszynski, “Failed Experiments: An Empirical Assessment of Adaptive Management in Alberta’s Energy Resources Sector”
- Robin Elliot & Michael Elliot, “Striking the Right Balance: Rethinking the Contest Between Freedom of Religion and Equality Rights in Trinity Western University v The Law Society of British Columbia”
- Vol 50 No 2 (June 2017)
- Tribute to Professor Mosoff
- Deborah Curran, “Leaks in the System: Environmental Flows, Aboriginal Rights, and the Modernization Imperative for Water Law in British Columbia”
- Hamar Foster, “Another Good Thing: Ross River Dena Council v Canada in the Yukon Court of Appeal, Or: Indigenous Title, “Presentism” in Law and History, and a Judge Begbie Puzzle Revisited”
- Douglas C. Harris, “Property and Sovereignty: An Indian Reserve and a Canadian City”
- Duncan Melville, “Cutting the Cord: The Independence of Corporate Spinoffs in Canada”
- Judith Mosoff, Isabel Grant, Susan B. Boyd & Ruben Lindy, “Intersecting Challenges: Mothers and Child Protection Law in BC”
- Léonid Sirota & Benjamin Oliphant, “Originalist Reasoning in Canadian Constitutional Jurisprudence”
- Vol 50 No 1 (February 2017)
- Clayton Bangsund, “Set-Off & Security Interests”
- Shea Coulson, “Case Comment on Goodwin v British Columbia (Superintendent of Motor Vehicles), 2015 SCC 46: Reviewing the Consequences of a Search or Seizure in Administrative Regimes”
- Sarah E Hamill, “The Public Right to Fish and the Triumph of Colonial Dispossession in Ireland and Canada”
- Grace Nosek, “Re-Imagining Indigenous Peoples’ Role in Natural Resource Development Decision Making: Implementing Free, Prior and Informed Consent in Canada Through Indigenous Legal Traditions”
- Kathryn O’Sullivan, “Legislative Comment: Family Property Division Under the Family Law Act 2011”
- Reem Zaia, “Awakening Section 8 in Wakeling: Legal Implications on Wiretaps, Intercepts, Intelligence Sharing and Beyond”
- Vol 49 No 3 (November 2016)
- Basil S. Alexander, “Demonstrations and the Law: Patterns of Law’s Negative Effects on the Ground and the Practical Implications”
- Saptarishi Bandopadhyay, “From Development as Disaster to Disaster as Development: Lessons from the Marseille Plague of 1720”
- Malcolm Lavoie, “Why Restrain Alienation of Indigenous Lands?”
- M. Nickason, “The Tsilhqot’in Decision: Lock, Stock and Barrel, Plus Self-Government”
- Iryna Ponomarenko, “The Unbearable Lightness of Balancing: Towards a Theoretical Framework for the Doctrinal Complexity in Proportionality Analysis in Constitutional Adjudication”
- Vol 49 No 2 (August 2016)
- Ann Gourley, “The Professionalization of BC Notaries 1981-2010: From the Brink of Elimination to the Brink of Expansion”
- Gregory Hagen, “The Regulation of Synthetic Nucleic Acids Under the Human Pathogens and Toxins Act”
- Shigenori Matsui, “The Challenge to Multiculturalism: Hate Speech Ban in Japan”
- Steven Penney, “‘Mere Evidence’? Why Customs Searches of Digital Devices Violate Section 8 of the Charter”
- Stephen G A Pitel & Yu Seon Gadsden-Chung, “Reconsidering a Lawyer’s Obligation to Raise Adverse Authority”
- Michael Robertson, “Common Property Redux”
- Duncan Sheehan, “Unjust Factors, Absence of Juristic Reason and the Development of Canadian Unjust(ified?) Enrichment Law
- Martha E Simmons, “Collaborative Law at 25: A Canadian Study of a Global Phenomenon”
- Bryce C Tingle, “The Agency Cost Case for Regulating Proxy Advisory Firms”
- Timothy Caulfield & Maeghan Toews, “Rare Diseases and Resource Allocation Policy: The Role of Canadian Legal and Ethical Norms”
- Kenji Tokawa, “Van der Peet Turns 20: Revisiting the Rights Equation and Building a New Test for Aboriginal Rights”
- Reem Zaia, “On Pardons and Miscarriages of Justice: Extracting and Dissecting Institutional Bias From the Conviction Review Framework in Canada”
- Vol 49 No 1 (January 2016)
- Michael Adams, “Towards Reconciliation: A Proposal for a New Theory of Crown Sovereignty”
- Janina Boughey, “The Relaxation of Representative Standing in Administrative Law: A Side-Effect of Charter Rights?”
- Sarah Buhler, “‘I Am Not a Caped Crusader’: Clinical Legal Education and Professional Identity Formation”
- Maneesha Deckha & Erin Pritchard, “Recasting Our “Wild” Neighbours: Contesting Legal Otherness in Urban Human-Animal Conflicts”
- Angus Grant & Sean Rehaag, “Unappealing: An Assessment of the Limits on Appeal Rights in Canada’s New Refugee Determination System”
- Christian Morey, “A Matter of Integrity: Rule of Law, the Remuneration Reference, and Access to Justice”
- Vol 48 No 3 (October 2015)
- John Borrows, “The Durability of Terra Nullius: Tsilhqot’in Nation v British Columbia”
- Gordon Christie, “Who Makes Decisions over Aboriginal Title Lands?”
- P.G. McHugh, “Aboriginal Title: Travelling from (or to?) an Antique Land?”
- Kent McNeil, “Exclusive Occupation and Joint Aboriginal Title”
- Val Napoleon, “Tsilhqot’in Law of Consent”
- Jacinta Ruru, “Lenses of Comparison across Continents: Understanding Modern Aboriginal Title in Tsilhqot’in Nation and Ngati Apa”
- David M. Rosenberg, Q.C. & Jack Woodward, Q.C., “The Tsilhqot’in Case: The Recognition and Affirmation of Aboriginal Title in Canada”
- Vol 48 No 2 (July 2015)
- Elaine Craig, “Examining the Websites of Canada’s “Top Sex Crime Lawyers”: The Ethical Parameters of Online Commercial Expression by the Criminal Defence Bar”
- Craig Forcese & Ani Mamikon, “Neutrality Law, Anti-terrorism, and Foreign Fighters: Legal Solutions to the Recruitment of Canadians to Foreign Insurgencies”
- Robert Hudson, “The Failure of the Delgamuukw Test for Proof of Aboriginal Title”
- Mohamed F. Khimji & Christopher C. Nicholls, “Piercing the Corporate Veil Reframed as Evasion and Concealment”
- Derek McKee, “The Official Development Assistance Accountability Act: Global Justice and Managerialism in Canadian Law”
- Joshua Nichols, “A Reconciliation without Recollection? Chief Mountain and the Sources of Sovereignty”
- Dave Snow, “Blunting the Edge: Federalism, Criminal Law and the Importance of Legislative History after the Reference re Assisted Human Reproduction Act”
- Emily Snyder, Val Napoleon & John Borrows, “Gender and Violence: Drawing on Indigenous Legal Resources”
- Paul A. Warchuk, “Rethinking Compensation for Expropriation”
- Vol 48 No 1 (January 2015)
- Michelle Biddulph & Dwight Newman, “Equality Rights, Ratio Identification, and the Un/Predictable Judicial Path Not Taken: Quebec (Attorney General) v A and R v Ibanescu”
- Elizabeth Sukkau & Joan Brockman, ““Boys, You Should All Be In Hollywood”: Perspectives on the Mr. Big Investigative Technique”
- Y.Y. Brandon Chen, “Extending Health Care Entitlement to Lawful Non-Transient International Migrants: Untapped Potential of the Universality Principle in the Canada Health Act”
- Mark Ebert, “Overcoming the Dispositionism of Aboriginal Rights in Canada: Culture in the Mind versus Life in the World”
- Angela Lee, “Vague, Voluntary, and Void: A Critique of the British Columbia Community Contribution Company Hybrid Model”
- Joshua Nichols, “Claims of Sovereignty–Burdens of Occupation: William and the future of Reconciliation”
- Vol 47 No 3 (October 2014)
- Emma Cunliffe, Deirdre Howard-Wagner & Nan Seuffert, “Introduction to the Special Issue: Law on the Edge”
- Nigel Bankes, Sharon Mascher & Jonnette Watson Hamilton, “The Recognition of Aboriginal Title and Its Relationship with Settler State Land Titles Systems”
- Stacey R. Jessiman, “The Edgy State of Decolonization at the Canadian Museum of History”
- L. Jane McMillan, “Still Seeking Justice: The Marshall Inquiry Narratives”
- Bruce Miller, “An Ethnographic View of Legal Entanglements on the Salish Sea Borderlands”
- David Milward, “The Sentencing of Aboriginal Accused with FASD: A Search for Different Pathways”
- Janna Promislow, “Treaties in History and Law”
- Amanda Wilson, “Putting Therapeutic Jurisprudence on Edge: A Gendered Engagement”
- Bernadette McSherry, “Manifest Madness: Mental Incapacity in Criminal Law” by Arlie Loughnan
- Vol 47 No 2 (July 2014)
- Barbara Billingsley, “Policies & Prejudice: The Mandatory Disclosure of Liability
- Angela Campbell, “I Do, I Will”
- Sari Graben, “Lessons for Indigenous Property Reform: From Membership to Ownership on Nisga’a Lands”
- Andrew Green, “Can There Be Too Much Context in Administrative Law? Setting the Standard of Review in Canada”
- Sam Grey, “Self-Determination, Subordination, and Semantics: Rhetorical and Real-World Conflicts Over the Human Rights of Indigenous Women”
- Douglas C Harris & May Au, “Title Registration and the Abolition of Notice in British Columbia”
- Fiona Kelly, “Multiple-Parent Families Under British Columbia’s New Family Law Act: A Challenge to the Supremacy of the Nuclear Family or a Method by which to Preserve Biological Ties and Opposite-Sex Parenting”
- Bruce A MacFarlane, QC, “Wrongful Convictions: Determining Culpability When the Sand Keeps Shifting”
- Susanna Quail, “Yah’guudang: The Principle of Respect in the Haida Legal Tradition”
- Christopher Sherrin, “Wilful Blindness: A Confused and Unnecessary Basis for Criminal Liability?”
- Alice Woolley, “The Lawyer as Advisor and the Practice of the Rule of Law”
- Micah B Rankin, “The Slow and Rocky Road to Reforming the British Columbia Offence Act”
- Vol 47 No 1 (January 2014)
- Brian R Cheffins, “Hedge Fund Activism Canadian Style”
- Claudio R Rojas, “An Indeterminate Theory of Canadian Corporate Law”
- Sarah E Hamill, “Location Matters: How Nuisance Governs Access to Property for Free Expression”
- Constance MacIntosh, “Tsilhqot’in Nation v BC: Reconfiguring Aboriginal Title in the Name of Reconciliation”
- Chilenye Nwapi, “A Necessary Look at Necessity Jurisdiction”
- Ubaka Ogbogu, Sarah Burningham, & Timothy Caulfield, “The Right to Control and Access Genetic Research Information: Does McInerney Offer a Way Out of the Consent/Withdrawal Conundrum?”
- Shin Imai & Ashley Stacey, “Municipalities and the Duty to Consult Aboriginal Peoples: A Case Comment on Neskonlith Indian Band v Salmon Arm (City)”
- Lorne Neudorf, “Declaratory Legislation: Legislatures in the Judicial Domain?”
- Vol 46 No 3 (September 2013)
- Jon Festinger, QC, “Introductory Essay: Digital Media, Video Games, and the Law”
- Lorne Sossin & Meredith Bacal, “Judicial Ethics in a Digital Age”
- Tina van der Linden, “Stealing Masks and Amulets: What’s Law Got to Do with It?”
- Sara M Grimes, “Persistent and Emerging Questions About the Use of End-User Licence Agreements in Children’s Online Games and Virtual Worlds”
- Michela Fiorido, “Moral Rights and Mods: Protecting Integrity Rights in Video Games”
- Michael A. Carrier, “Only ‘Scraping’ the Surface: The Copyright Hole in the FTC’s Google Settlement
- Lisa Jørgensen, “In Plain View?: R v Jones and the Challenge of Protecting Privacy Rights in an Era of Computer Search”
- Vol 46 No 2 (June 2013)
- Gary Watt, “The Tyranny of Equality and the Torment of Equity”
- Hilary Evans Cameron & Josh Stark, “Under the IRPA and after Irving: The Right to Standing before the Federal Court for Canadian Children Seeking to Challenge Their Parents’ Deportations”
- Lisa Dufraimont, “Limited Admissibility and Its Limitations”
- Brenda L Gunn, “More Than Money: Using International Law of Reparations to Determine Fair Compensation for Infringements of Aboriginal Title”
- Carissima Mathen, “A Precarious Chancy Situation”: Aboriginal Gaming Rights in Canada
- Kaitlin Ritchie, “Issues Associated with the Implementation of the Duty to Consult and Accommodate Aboriginal Peoples: Threatening the Goals of Reconciliation and Meaningful Consultation”
- Geneviève Saumier & Jeffrey Bagg, “Forum Selection Clauses before Canadian Courts: A Tale of Two (or Three?) Solitudes”
- Simon N Verdun-Jones & Michelle S. Lawrence, “The Charter Right to Refuse Psychiatric Treatment: A Comparative Analysis of the Laws of Ontario and British Columbia Concerning the Right of Mental Health Patients to Refuse Psychiatric Treatment”
- Hilary Young, “Rethinking Canadian Defamation Law as Applied to Corporate Plaintiffs”
- Cameron J Hutchison, “The 2012 Supreme Court Copyright Decisions & Technological Neutrality”
- Vol 46 No 1 (January 2013)
- Stefanie Carsley, “Tort’s Response to Surrogate Motherhood: Providing Surrogates with a Remedy for Breached Agreements”
- Katherine Beaty Chiste, “The Origins of Modern Restorative Justice: Five Examples from the English-Speaking World”
- David Milward, “Opposing Mr. Big in Principle”
- Christopher Sewrattan, “Apples, Oranges, and Steel: The Effect of Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Drug Offences on the Equality Rights of Aboriginal Peoples”
- Malcolm Lavoie, “Understanding ‘Trade as a Whole’ in the Securities Reference”
- Ljiljana Biukovic, “International Trade Law and Domestic Policy: Canada, the United States, and the WTO” by Jacqueline D Krikorian
- Vol 45 No 3 (October 2012)
- Pitman B Potter, “Introduction: Corporate Social Responsibility in the Pacific Rim”
- Jim Cooney, “Corporate Social Responsibility in the Pacific Rim: Drawing the Boundaries”
- Catherine Coumans, “Mining and Access to Justice: From Sanction and Remedy to Weak Non-Judicial Grievance Mechanisms”
- Nadira Lamrad, “Transnational Business, CSR, and Governance in China”
- Masao Nakamura & Sven Tommi Rebien, “Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Governance: Japanese Firms and Selective Adaptation”
- Janis Sarra & Masafumi Nakahigashi, “Kigyo no Shakai-teki Sekinin: Challenges for Corporate Social Responsibility in Japan”
- Vol 45 No 2 (June 2012)
- Stephanie Ben-Ishai & Stephen J Lubben, “Involuntary Creditors and Corporate Bankruptcy”
- Colleen M Flood & Patrick Dyke, “The Data Divide: Managing the Misalignment in Canada’s Evidentiary Requirements for Drug Regulation and Funding
- Jalia Kangave, “Investigating the Failure of Resettlement and Rehabilitation in Development Projects: A Critical Analysis of the World Bank’s Policy on Involuntary Resettlement Using Lessons from Uganda’s Bujagali Hydroelectric Project”
- Freya Kodar, “The Woodlands School Litigation and Settlement: Further Complications for Historical Abuse Claims”
- Emily MacKinnon & Constance Crompton, “The Gender of Lying: Feminist Perspectives on the Non-Disclosure of HIV Status”
- Bryan Mercurio & Justin Wong, “Low-Carbon-Emissions Standards and the WTO: Do California Measures Targeting Greenhouse Gas Emissions Discriminate against Canadian Oil?”
- Richard Moon, “Freedom of Religion under the Charter of Rights: The Limits of State Neutrality”
- Lorne Neudorf, “Home Invasion by Regulation: Truckers and Reasonable Expectations of Privacy under Section 8 of the Charter”
- Lorne Sossin, “Indigenous Self-Government and the Future of Administrative Law ”
- Delloyd J Guth, “House of Lords Reform: A History, Volume I: The Origins to 1937: Proposals Deferred” by Peter Raina
- Vol 45 No 1 (January 2012)
- Timothy Bottomer, “Dagenais 2.0: Technology and Its Impact on the Dagenais Test”
- Eugénie Brouillet & Yves Tanguay, “The Legitimacy of the Constitutional Arbitration Process in a Multinational Federative Regime: The Case of the Supreme Court of Canada”
- Ian Peach, “Section 15 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the Future of Federal Regulation of Indian Status”
- Alice Woolley, “Rhetoric and Realities: What Independence of the Bar Requires of Lawyer Regulation”
- Douglas C. Harris & Karin Mickelson, “Finding Nemo Dat in the Land Title Act: A Comment on Gill v Bucholtz”
- Eugene C. Lim, “Malice, Qualified Privilege, and the New Responsible Communication Defence to Defamation: Which Way Forward for Investigative Journalism in Canada?”
- Adam Parachin, “The Law and Practice Relating to Charities, 4th ed, Hubert Picarda”
- Byron Shaw, “Supreme Court of Canada Affirms the Request Principle in R v Imperial Tobacco”
- Vol 44 No 3 (September 2011)
- Cristie Ford & Natasha Affolder, “Responsive Regulation in Context, Circa 2011”
- John Braithwaite, “The Essence of Responsive Regulation”
- Natasha Affolder, “Why Study Large Projects? Environmental Regulation’s Neglected Frontier”
- Edward Balleisen, “The Global Financial Crisis and Responsive Regulation: Some Avenues for Historical Inquiry”
- Cristie Ford, “Macro- and Micro-Level Effects on Responsive Financial Regulation”
- Judith Freedman, “Responsive Regulation, Risk, and Rules: Applying the Theory to Tax Practice”
- Carol A Heimer, “Disarticulated Responsiveness: The Theory and Practice of Responsive Regulation in Multi-Layered Systems”
- Dimity Kingsford Smith, “A Harder Nut to Crack? Responsive Regulation in the Financial Services Sector”
- Oren Perez, “Responsive Regulation and Second-Order Reflexivity: On the Limits of Regulatory Intervention”
- Janis Sarra, “Risk Management, Responsive Regulation, and Oversight of Structured Financial Product Markets”
- Dennis J. Ventry Jr., “Americans Don’t Hate Taxes, They Hate Paying Taxes”
- Vol 44 No 2 (May 2011)
- Howard Kislowicz, “Judging the Rules of Belonging”
- Jane Bailey, “Reopening Law’s Gate: Public Interest Standing and Access to Justice”
- Byron Shaw, “Indemnities for Acts Done at Another’s Request”
- Annalise Acorn, “Jumping Ship: R v Cunningham and the Lawyer’s Right to Withdraw”
- Peter Bowal, Thomas D Brierton, John Rollett, “The Law of Infant Waivers: Wong v Lok’s Martial Arts Centre Inc”
- Adam Aboughoushe, “On the Lam: In Pursuit of the Meaning of Paragraph 5(1)(c) of the Citizenship Act”
- Benjamin J Goold, “Surveillance, Privacy, and the Globalization of Personal Information: International Comparisons”, edited by Elia Zureik et al.
- Vol 44 No 1 (March 2011)
- Dana F Hooker, “Diversity in the Law: Arguments and Perspectives”
- Beth Bilson, “A Dividend of Diversity: The Impact of Diversity on Organizational Decision Making”
- Jennifer Chow, “The Call to Diversify the Legal Profession”
- Lisa Vogt, “Gender Diversity: Preparing for the New Legal Environment”
- J Charlotte Ensminger, “Accessing Justice: The Legal Profession’s Role
- Carman J Overholt, “Diversity and Professionalism in the Practice of Law”
- Karen L Whonnock, “A Tale of Two Courts: The New Westminster First Nations Court and the Colville Tribal Court”
- Lana KL Li, “Cultural Factors in the Law”
- Heather M MacNaughton and Jessica Connell, “A Delicate Balance: The Challenges Faced By Our Democratic Institutions in Reconciling the Competing Rights and Interests of a Diverse Population”
- Bruce MacDougall, “The Direct Voice in Legal Discussions on Equality: An Essay”
- Susan B Boyd, “Spaces and Challenges: Feminism in Legal Academia”
- Margot Young, “Context, Choice, and Rights: PHS Community Services Society v Canada (Attorney General)”
- Vol 43 No 2 (January 2011)
- Richard F Devlin, “From Archetypes to Architects: Re-Envisioning the Role Morality of Trial Level Judges”
- Roxanne Mykitiuk & Dayna Nadine Scott, “Risky Pregnancy: Liability, Blame, and Insurance in the Governance of Prenatal Harm”
- Nola M Ries & Barbara von Tigerstrom, “Legal Interventions to Address Obesity: Assessing the State of the Law in Canada”
- David M Tanovich, “Rethinking the Bona Fides of Entrapment”
- Christopher Nowlin, “Should Deceased Persons Be Allowed to Raise Self-Defence – A Comment on R v Knibbs”
- Erin Morgan, “Surveillance and Privacy in the 21st Century: The Impact of Bills C-51 (IP21C) and C-52 (IPCEC)”
- Vol 43 No 1 (September 2010)
- Lori Chambers, “In the Name of the Father: Children, Naming Practices, and the Law in Canada”
- Dana F Hooker & Carman J Overholt, “Defending Claims in Different Fora: The Competing Jurisdiction of Arbitrators and Tribunals in British Columbia”
- Toby Kruger, “Trail Smelter II: A Prudent Approach? From Extraterritoriality to Non-Discrimination”
- Shafik Bhalloo, “Enforcement of Benefits under the Employment Standards Act: A Single Jurisdiction for Enforcement Affirmed”
- Chris DL Hunt, “The Decline of Juristic Reasons? Unjust Enrichment and the Supreme Court of Canada”
- Graham Reynolds, “Pirate Bay on English Bay? BitTorrent File Sharing and Copyright Infringement in the Supreme Court of British Columbia”
- J Anthony VanDuzer, “BCE v. 1976 Debentureholders: The Supreme Court’s Hits and Misses in its Most Important Corporate Law Decision Since Peoples”
- Douglas C Harris, The Law of the Land: The Advent of the Torrens System in Canada, by Greg Taylor
- Adam Drew Perry, Parliamentary Democracy in Crisis, edited by Peter H Russell & Lorne Sossin
- Vol 42 No 2 (July 2010)
- Kim Brooks, “Tracking our Fiscal Footprint”
- Allison Christians, “Global Trends and Constraints on Tax Policy in the Least Developed Countries”
- Yariv Brauner, “A Framework for an Informed Study of the Realistic Role of Tax in a Development Agenda”
- Tsilly Dagan, “Just Harmonization”
- Kathleen A Lahey, “International Transactions, Taxation, and Women: The Critical Role of Gender Analysis”
- Arthur J Cockfield, “Protecting Taxpayer Privacy Rights Under Enhanced Cross-Border Tax Information Exchange: Toward a Multilateral Tax-Payer Bill of Rights”
- Mary Condon, “Canadian Securities Regulation and the Global Financial Crisis”
- Vol 42 No 1 (August 2009)
- Kent Roach & Andrea Bailey, “The Relevance of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder in Canadian Criminal Law From Investigation to Sentencing”
- Sara M Smyth, “A ‘Reasoned Apprehension’ of Overbreadth: an Alternative Approach to the Problems Presented by Section 163.1 of the Criminal Code”
- Sara Slinn, “Untamed Tribunal? Of Dynamic Interpretation and Purpose Clauses”
- Michael Plaxton, “The Not-Wrongness of Singh”
- Mark Carter, “R. v. Khawaja, the Definition of “Terrorist Activity,” and the Irrelevance of Motive Doctrine: Constitutional Dimensions of a Common Law Principle”
- Natasha Affolder, “Socially Responsible Investment Law: Regulating the Unseen Polluters”
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