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Ottawa, K1N 6N5
Canada
University of Ottawa - Common Law Section
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self-defence, defence of person, feminist law reform, Lavallee, Supreme Court of Canada, battered woman syndrome, equality
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Charter interpretation, constitutional interpretation, originalism, textualism, purposive approach, Supreme Court of Canada
unwritten constitutional principles; constitutional convention; legal constitution; political constitution; Supreme Court of Canada
executive, constitution, separation of powers, judicial review, bureaucracy, constitutional law, administrative law
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Bedford, sex work, prostitution, incrementalism, equality
comparative constitutional law, Canadian constitutional law, German constitutional law, protective function, abortion
criminal law, police powers, common law police powers, arrest, detention, arbitrariness, rule of law, Waterfield test, ancillary powers doctrine
quasi-constitutional legislation; Canadian constitutional law; UK constitutional law; constitutional statute
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, German Basic Law, Supreme Court of Canada, German Constitutional Court, social science evidence, deference
constitutional law, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
criminal law, Criminal Code of Canada, citizen's arrest, policing, private security forces, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Political Constitution, Canadian Constitutional Law, Comparative Constitutional Law, Constitutional Theory, Executive, Legislature, Cabinet Manual
constitutional law, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, constitutional responsibilities of government
criminal law, ancillary powers, police powers, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, interest balancing
jury, jury vetting, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, fair trial
prorogation, constitutional convention, constitutional law, Crown, Governor General, Prime Minister, prerogative power
comparative constitutional law; constitutional theory; internet surveillance; popular constitutionalism
unwritten constitution, executive, unwritten constitutional principles, invisible constitution, Supreme Court of Canada
Cabinet secrecy, Cabinet immunity, Cabinet confidence, law reform, section 39 of the Canada Evidence Act, section 69 of the Access to Information Act
Canadian Constitutional Law, Constitutional Theory, Parliamentary Sovereignty, Doctrine of Separation of Powers, Aboriginal Law
COVID-19, executive, legislature, Supreme Court of Canada, accountability
Parliamentary Sovereignty, Constitutional Law, Canadian Constitutional Law, Judicial Review
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, civil servants, bureaucracy, rights implementation, positive rights, constitutional law
jury; jurors; technology; criminal law
