Vol. 49 (2000): Law and Domestic Relationships in the Twenty-First Century

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Articles

• Les droits linguistiques une nouvelle trilogie

  Michel Doucet

  3

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• “Murder” She Said Canadian, Indian and Australian Formulations of the Fault Elements for Murder

  Stanley Yeo

  21

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• Rediscovering Constitutional Law Succession Upon the Death of the Prime Minister

  Adam Dodek

  33

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• Identification Cards with Data Encoding Devices and Threats to Personal Privacy The New Bellerophontic Letters

  Richard Glover

  63

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• Hazardous Waste? The Criminal Law Power, Federal Environmental Jurisdiction, and Ottawa's Policy Since “R. v. Hydro-Québec”

  Amir Attaran

  97

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Forum: Law and Domestic Relationships in the Twenty-First Century

• Children and the Transformation of Family Law

  Carol Smart

  137

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• Can Child Custody Law Move Beyond the Politics of Gender?

  Susan Boyd

  157

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• Section 33 of the Charter What's the Problem, Anyway? (Or, Why a Feminist Thinks Section 33 Does Matter)

  Patricia Hughes

  169

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• Same-Sex Family Class Immigration Is the Definition of “Spouse” in Canada's Immigration Regulations, 1978 Unconstitutional?

  Aaron Dhir

  183

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• Back Matter

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