Vol. 50 (2001): Legal Ethics: The Obligation of Counsel to Both Client and Court

Published: 2019-11-18

Front Matter

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Articles

The Interpretation of Human Rights The Challenge

The Honourable Mr. Justice Michel Bastarache

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Inside and Out The Stories of International Law and Domestic Law

Stephen J. Toope

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Reforming Statutes of Limitations

Kent Roach

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Treaties as a Bridge to the Future

Judge David Arnot

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Moral Contexts

Randal N. Graham

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Towards a Comprehensive Theory of Professional Responsibility

F. C. DeCoste

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The Role of the Federal Public Sector Lawyer From Polyester to Silk

Deborah MacNair

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Forum: Legal Ethics

Editor's Preface The Obligation of Counsel to Both Client and Court

Robin L. Bolivar, Erin M. Toole

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Mistake of Law and Obstruction of Justice A “Bad Excuse”… Even for a Lawyer!

Lucinda Vandervort

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Sex, Laws and Videotape The Ambit of Solicitor-Client Privilege in Canadian Criminal Law as Illuminated in “R. V. Murray”

Rachel Fogl

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Doing Our Duty The Case for a Duty of Disclosure to Prevent Death or Serious Harm

Adam M. Dodek

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Ethical Obligations of the Crown Attorney Some Guiding Principles and Thoughts

John D. Brooks

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Law in the Biosphere Challenges to Legal Practice in the 21st Century

Dr. Peter Trnka

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Ethics in Mediation Which Rules? Whose Rules?

Patricia Hughes

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Mandatory Child Abuse Reporting and Confidentiality in the Lawyer-Client Relationship

Dr. Margaret McCallum

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Back Matter

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Forum: The Role of the Judge in Canadian Society

Le rôle du juge dans la société Canadienne

Chief Judge Camille A. Dumas

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Les juges et les médias

Robert Pichette

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Le rôle du juge dans la société canadienne

Serge Rousselle

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Le rôle du juge dans la société d'aujourd'hui

Chief Justice Joseph Daigle

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