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“Breaking New Ground: Ancillary Orders under the Criminal Code”

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2008

Tweet (2008) 25:3 Solicitors Journal 1-8. This little piece was written following a presentation I did for the Courts of Appeal for New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island in idyllic Saint-Andrews-by-the-sea. I was given the rather cryptic task of deciphering “ancillary orders”, something I had never taught and frankly knew little about. It turns out ...

“Choices and Controversy: Judicial Appointments in Canada”

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2008

Tweet (2008) 58 University of New Brunswick Law Journal 52-72. I really enjoyed writing this piece. I developed it during a period of tremendous change to the Supreme Court appointments process, which for the first time required nominees to appear before a Parliamentary committee. This article, published after the hearing involving Marshall Rothstein, assesses its ...

“Access to Charter Justice and the Rule of Law”

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2008

Tweet “Access to Charter Justice and the Rule of Law” (2008) 25 National Journal of Constitutional Law 191-204. Download a preprint of this article

“Developments in Constitutional Law – The 2006-2007 Term”

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2007

Tweet Carissima Mathen and Michael Plaxton, “Developments in Constitutional Law – The 2006-2007 Term” (2007) 38 The Supreme Court Law Review 111-256

“Dialogue Theory, Judicial Review and Judicial Supremacy: A Comment on ‘Charter Dialogue Revisited’”

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2007

Tweet (2007) 45 Osgoode Hall Law Journal 125-146. One of my all-time favourite pieces. It was a tremendous honour to be asked to reflect on Peter Hogg’s seminal article (and follow-up) on dialogue theory. As always, Peter was very generous. I consider him to represent the very best in academic endeavour and collegiality. Download a ...

“Counting Outsiders: A Critical Exploration of Outsider Course Enrollment in Canadian Legal Education”

Jan

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2007

Tweet (with Natasha Bakht, Kim Brooks, Gillian Calder, Jennifer Koshan, Sonia Lawrence and Debra Parkes) (2007) 45 Osgoode Hall Law Journal 667-732 The most amazing collaborative experience with six brilliant colleagues. Generally I don’t go in for group work, but these women made it positively delightful. My first foray into empirical research, too. Download a ...

“Developments in Constitutional Law – The 2005-2006 Term”

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2006

Tweet “Developments in Constitutional Law – The 2005-2006 Term” (2006) 35 The Supreme Court Law Review (2d) 17-79