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University of Ottawa - Common Law Section
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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
criminal law, sexual assault, HIV-AIDS, consent
Canada, Charter of Rights, constitutional law, freedom of religion, equality, discrimination, judicial review
legal education, regulation of the legal profession, freedom of religion, diversity
feminist, critical race theory, outsider, pedagogy, legal education
Canada, Constitutional Law, Charter of Rights, Criminal Law, women, polygamy
criminal law, cyberbullying, revenge porn, Canada, sexual assault, women, sexual objectification, internet
Charter of Rights, Constitution of Canada, judicial review, Supreme Court of Canada, rights, dialogue
legal education, Trinity Western University, law schools, diversity, critical thinking, pedagogy, professionalism, law
standing, intervention, constitutional rights, costs, rule of law, justice
Cyberviolence, criminal law, human rights, feminism
constitutional law, judicial appointments, statutory interpretation, Supreme Court of Canada, law and politics
Canadian constitutional law, Canadian Charter of Rights, Supreme Court of Canada, judicial dissent, equality, section 15, section 7, judicial review
courts, judging, Judicial Appointments, Supreme Court of Canada, Separation of Powers
feminist critiques of freedom of religion, polygamy, religious covering, women's freedom of choice, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Duress, self-defense, battered woman's syndrome.
constitution, advisory opinion, reference function, separation of powers, Canadian constitution, patriation
US Constitution, Constitutionalism, US Legal History, Judicial Review, Courts, Constitutional Amendment
Constitution of Canada, section 35, aboriginal rights, gaming, criminal law, division of powers, federalism
gender issues, transgender, feminism
internet, women, access, discrimination, real space axes of discrimination, internet as communications medium, constitutional rights, restrict hate speech by government, equal access, government, online government service, e-government initiatives
Same-sex marriage, Religious aspects, Government policy, Canada, Supreme Court
criminal law, criminal procedure, sentencing, special powers, offence-related property, self-represented litigants, appeals
Canada, Charter of Rights, Constitutional Law, Supreme Court of Canada, Same-sex marriage
Canada, Charter of Rights, Constitutional Law, Supreme Court of Canada
Canadian constitutional law, Supreme Court of Canada
LEAF, women, legal, Canada, social assistance, benefits, welfare, section 15, Charter, Rights, discrimination, poverty, single mothers, Ontario, social assistance
