National Journal of Constitutional Law
Binding: hardcover
Publication Date: 2008-12-16
The National Journal of Constitutional Law is Canada’s forum for the discussion and analysis of constitutional law issues that affect practitioners. Each issue includes insightful analysis and discussion of human rights issues, Charter issues and division of power issues.
The Editorial Board includes many eminent practitioners and academics including Professor Errol Mendes and Peter Hogg.
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NOW AVAILABLE! - Volume 23 (Special Conference Issue)
This special volume contains papers from the 6th Annual OBA Charter Conference, celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. A panel of outstanding speakers from private and public practice, academia and the Bench discussed significant developments in substantive and practice issues under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
The conference included an overview of recent Supreme Court decisions, and previewed important upcoming cases and trends in Charter law. Other seminars dealt with subjects ranging from remedial and practice issues in Constitutional litigation, to substantive legal developments in areas including national security and equality rights.
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