15 Campus Dr
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7N5A6
Canada
College of Law, University of Saskatchewan
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statutory interpretation, Nadon, Binnie, Supreme Court of Canada, purposive interpretation
Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, judicial appointments, fair reflection of society, Justice Marc Nadon
prostitution, Bill C-36, Bedford, constitutional law, criminal law, sex work, sexual objectification, gross disproportionality, section 7
statutory interpretation, privacy, voyeurism, absurdity, restraint, criminal law, purposive interpretation, extrinsic evidence, parliamentary intent
criminal law, sexual assault, HIV-AIDS, consent
legal education, regulation of the legal profession, freedom of religion, diversity
conventions, caretaker convention, elections, Supreme Court of Canada, appointments, constitutional law
intoxication; Daviault; section 33.1; transferred fault; unintended consequences; voluntariness; criminal law
Javanmardi, unlawful act manslaughter, strict liability, fault, regulatory offences, public welfare offences, criminal law, statutory interpretation
Martha Nussbaum, John Gardner, Stephen Shute, rape, prostitution, consent, objectification, instrumentalization
legal education, Trinity Western University, law schools, diversity, critical thinking, pedagogy, professionalism, law
Sexual assault, consent, criminal law, criminal law theory, philosophy, Canadian law, statutory interpretation, feminist legal theory, autonomy, agency
Hart, normativity, Holmes, overcriminalization, fair labeling, criminal law
Right to vote, disenfranchisement, comparativism, judicial review, constitutionalism
Canadian criminal law, revenge porn, non-consensual distribution of intimate images, cyberbullying, fair labelling, voyeurism, interpretation
Homicide, recklessness
Duress, self-defense, battered woman's syndrome.
Criminal law, statutory interpretation, ordinary meaning, plain meaning, extrinsic evidence, Hansard, legislation, statutes, Criminal Code
Foucault, Agamben, constitutional law, rights.
criminal law, criminal procedure, administrative law, Dicey, policing
Waldron, Dworkin, torture memos, legal reasoning
John Gardner, criminal law, justifications, police powers, mental disorder, defenses
Criminal Law, Statutory Interpretation, Lon Fuller, Implicit Law, Presumption of Restraint, Common Law Constitutionalism, Customary Law, Strict Construction
Supreme Court of Canada, judges, judicial appointments, Ronald Dworkin, Robert Bork, Clarence Thomas
criminal law, evidence, similar fact evidence, motive, disposition, jury instructions
Evidence law, presumptions, Dan-Cohen, Hart
Ronald Dworkin, constitutional law, criminal procedure, principles, policies
Objectification, Sexual Assault, Obscenity, Public Indecency, Criminal Law
Constitutional law, dialogue theory, Charter of Rights
Character, Evidence law, Habit, Disposition, Wigmore
Criminal procedure, right to silence, confessions rule
motive, intent, criminal law, terrorism
constitutional law, free speech, group libel, Waldron, MacKinnon, obscenity, assurance, harm
Punishment, criminal law, Hegel, Thom Brooks, Alan Brudner, retributivism, utilitarianism, restorative justice, rehabilitation
trial judges, reasons, sexual assault, appellate review, accountability
