Vol. 63 (2012): Access to Justice

• Front Matter

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• Editor's Preface

  Meghan Howlett, Kathleen MacDougall

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UNB Law Award for Teaching Excellence

• Legal Education for the 21st Century

  Margaret McCallum

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Thirty-Second Viscount Bennett Memorial Lecture

• The Ring of Truth, The Clang of Lies Assessing Credibility in the Courtroom

  The Honourable Justice Lynn Smith

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Thirty-Third Viscount Bennett Memorial Lecture

• Access to Justice Towards a Collaborative and Strategic Approach

  The Honourable Thomas A. Cromwell

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Access to Justice Forum Panellists

• Accessing Justice in the Family Courts of New Brunswick

  Justice Raymond Guerette

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• Thoughts on a Coordinated and Comprehensive Approach to Access to Justice in Canada

  Brent Cotter

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• Community-Based Access to Justice Building a Responsive Justice System in New Brunswick

  Jula Hughes

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• Promoting Access to Family Justice by Educating the Self-Representing Litigant

  Dr. Deborah Doherty

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• Comment on Justice Cromwell's Viscount Bennett Lecture

  W. A. Bogart

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Forum Topic Articles: Access to Justice

• Views of Ontario Lawyers on Family Litigants Without Representation

  Rachel Birnbaum, Nicholas Bala

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• Access to Justice and the Public Interest in the Administration of Justice

  Lucinda Vandervort

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• Don't Think About Elephants Reece v. City of Edmonton

  Katie Sykes, Vaughan Black

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• Reclaiming A Contextualized Approach to the Right to State-funded Counsel in Child Protection Cases

  Kate Kehoe, David Wiseman

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• Le juge, l'enfant à naître et l'opinion publique Le discours judiciare comme voire d'accès à la justice en France et au Canada

  Anne-Françoise Debruche

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• The Saint John Family Law Pilot Project

  M. Deborah Hackett

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• “Why Not Tell It Like It Is?” The Example of P.H. v Eastern Regional Integrated Health Authority, a Minor in a Life-Threatening Context

  Judith Mosoff

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• The Madhouse Divorce The Effect of Victorian Property, Lunacy and Divorce Laws and their Portrayal in Popular Culture

  Robin Bolivar

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• The New Brunswick Judgement Enforcement Act Has its Time Finally Come?

  Micheline A. Gleixner, Natalie H. LeBlanc, Sacha D. Morisset

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• Access to Justice A Government Perspective

  M. Jerry McHale, QC

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• L' élargissement du concept d'obligation fiduciaire au profit des communautés de langue française en situation minoritaire dans leurs relations avec l'État

  François Larocque, Mark Power; Maxine Vincelette

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• Legal Professionalism in the Twenty-First Century Government Lawyers as Accidental Innovators

  Ronalda Murphy, Malliha Wilson, Taia Wong

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• The View from Here Access to Justice and Community Legal Clinics

  Sarah Buhler

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• Access to Justice in Income Tax Appeals

  Colin Campbell

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