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(Alberta Law Review, 2013)This article discusses a recent Canadian entry to the accretion of legal texts which question, to various degrees, law’s anthropocentrism: the dissenting judgment of the Alberta Court of Appeal in Reece v. Edmonton (City ...
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(University of Toronto Press, 2000)
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(Suffolk University Law School, 2009)
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(UBC Law Review, 2006)Sexual wrongdoing is a fundamental violation of a person's personal autonomy, bodily integrity, and security. Victims, often already vulnerable, are further denied the right to self-determination, sexual autonomy, and human ...
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(American Studies Association, 2013)
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(Constitutional Forum, 2011)
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(Constitutional Forum, 2011)
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(Saskatchewan Law Review, 2002)This article explores whether social host liability should be recognized in Canada. There appears to be some reluctance to acknowledge social host liability. Although this may be a reflection of collective welfarism, it ...
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(Canadian Journal of Family Law, 2014)A person whose life is insured under a life insurance contract for the benefit of another person does not have a contractual or common law right to terminate or otherwise affect the terms of the contract. As well, such ...
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(Dalhousie University, 2011)Commentators characterize thinking about payday loans as falling into two general perspectives. In one theory, payday loans respond to market demand and are a sensible choice for a consumer with limited assets, credit, or ...
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(Centre for Constitutional Studies, University of Alberta, 2011)It is always more challenging, and a little nerve-wracking, to deliver an instructional unit someone else has pulled together, even when there has been significant discussion amongst, and input from, the instructional team. ...
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(McGill Law Journal, 2005)In this lecture, the author challenges us to move beyond the cases and statutes that preoccupy lawyers generally and to reach, in the spirit of legal pluralism, for law expressed elsewhere—in oral histories and everyday ...
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(McGill Law Journal, 1996)Much of the history of Canadian law on Aboriginal rights can be viewed as a contest between the principles of First Nations, English, American, and international legal regimes. As a result, Fist Nations law has often been ...
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(McGill Law Journal, 2001)The 1996 Report of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples addressed the difficulties inherent in the domestication of Aboriginal and treaty rights in Canada. While Aboriginal peoples can now legitimately question the ...
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(Canadian Bar Review, 2001)Citizenship is a multifaceted concept, attentive to issues of rights, participation, identity and social cohesion. It is only in the past few years that Canada's institutions have started to consider these issues in relation ...
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(Alberta Law Review, 1997)The authors trace the development of the use of the term sui generis to describe Aboriginal legal rights, noting that this is not in fact a recent phenomenon. They explain the doctrine as a balance between common law and ...
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(University of New South Wales Law Journal, 2005)The colonisation of Australia can be considered a practical matter and the redistribution of land and political power away from Indigenous peoples and towards others has produced many benefits for the majority of people ...
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(American Indian Law Review, 1997)
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(Constitutional Forum, 1997)The trickster is alive and well. The Supreme Court of Canada illustrated this in the cases of R. v. Van der Peet, R. v. Gladstone, R. v. N.T.C. Smokehouse Ltd. and R. v. Pamajewon. First Nations have an intellectual tradition ...
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(UBC Law Review, 2005-08)
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