Vol. 54 (2005): Civil Liberties Post 9/11

Published: 2019-10-11

Front Matter

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Articles

Rights Gone Wild

Vaughan Black

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Refusing to Answer The Supreme Court and The Reference Power Revisited

John P. McEvoy

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Mutability and Method in the Marriage Reference

Carissima Mathen

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Regulation of Human Stem Cell Research in Japan and Canada A Comparative Analysis

Nola M. Ries

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Understanding the Standard of Review in Administrative Law

Philip Bryden

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Dodging the Issue Activism in the Supreme Court of Canada

Daved M. Muttart, Ph.D.

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Sue the Ba… rrister 2005

G.L. Bladon

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Interim Costs The Impact of Okanagan Indian Band

Brian McLaughlin, Cheryl Tobias, Craig Cameron

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Forum: Civil Liberties Post 9/11

Editor's Preface

Ellen Creighton, Ella-Jane Loomis

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Principles of the Anti-Terrorism Act Review

Honourable Irwin Cotler

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Law in a Fearful Society How Much Security?

Stanley A. Cohen

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Notes on Emergency Powers in Canada

Robert Martin

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Post 9/11 Legislation and Policy in Canada Neo-McCarthyism?

Linda McKay-Panos

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Post 9/11 Civil Liberties “Are You With Us or Against Us?”

Faisal Joseph

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The Chill Sets In National Security and the Decline of Equality Rights in Canada

Faisal Bhabha

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Section 38 and the Open Courts Principle

Jeremy Patrick-Justice

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Is Indefinite Detention of Terrorist Suspects Really Constitutional?

Hamish Stewart

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National Security, State Secrecy and Public Accountability

Jason Gratl, Andrew Irvine

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Outsourcing Our Privacy? Privacy and Security in a Borderless Commercial

Michael Geist, Milana Homsi

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The Three Year Review of Canada's Anti-terrorism Act The Need for Greater Restraint and Fairness, Non-Discrimination, and Special Advocates

Kent Roach

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