Vol. 45 (1996): Judicial Free Speech

• Front Matter

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Ivan C. Rand Memorial Lecture

• The Rule of Law and Judicial Independence Protecting Core Values in Time of Change

  Antonio Lamer

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Ivan C. Rand Symposium

• Judicial Selection and Merit

  Michel Bastarache

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• Governing Judicial Conduct

  Patricia Cumming

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• Accountability and Independence

  Richard Scott

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• L’ indépendance institutionnelle du pouvoir judiciaire légitimité et participation au débat public

  Karim Benyekhlef

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• Judicial Independence and Accountability

  Stephen Bindman

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• Reflections on ‘A Place Apart: Judicial Independence and Accountability in Canada’

  Martin Friedland

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Forum: Judicial Free Speech

• Editors' Preface

  Dennis Kelley, Sabrina Magro

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• Judicial Free Speech and Judicial Discipline A Trial Judge's Perspective on Judicial Independence

  Leo Barry

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• Silence is Golden (But My Heart Still Cries) The Case Against ‘Ex Tempora’ Judicial Commentary

  Stephen Cameron

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• Towards Judicial Accountability Are the Excuses Getting Lamer?

  Allan Hutchinson

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• Free Expression and Judicial Speech A General Framework From One American Perspective

  Merle Loper

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• The Independence of Administrative Tribunals Checking Out the Elephant

  J. Paul Lordon

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• Judges, Journals and Exegesis Judicial Leadership and Academic Scholarship

  Peter McCormick

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• The Legal Realists and the Judicial Process What Courts Did, and What They Said They Were Doing, In Their Opinions

  Edward McWhinney

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• Judicial Free Speech Justifiable Limits

  Peter Russell

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• Judicial Free Speech in Canada

  Beverley Smith

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• Must a Judge Be a Monk — Revisited

  John Sopinka

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• Judicial Free Speech and Judicial Accountability Striking the Right Balance

  Jacob Ziegel

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• Appendix to the Forum

  Dennis Kelley, Sabrina Magro

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Viscount Bennett Memorial Lecture

• Radicalizing the Curriculum, or Just Keeping Up-to-Date

  Patricia Hughes

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• Women’s Diversity Legal Practice and Legal Education - A View From the Bench

  Wendy Baker

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• Beyond Universal Women Reflections on Theorizing Differences Among Women

  Sherene Razack

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Viscount Bennett Seminar

• WGLing Toward Jerusalem Women's Diversity and Legal Education

  Myron Gochnauer

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• Feminism Multiplied or Feminisms' Diversity?

  Marie-Claire Belleau

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• Lesbian and Gay Rights A Turning Point in the Law

  Allison Brewer

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• Power & Wounds Diversity and the Transformative Potential of Legal Practice

  Rebecca Johnson

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Canadian Legal History

• Howe (1835), Dixon (1920) and McLachlan (1923) Comparative Perspectives on the Legal History of Sedition

  Barry Cahill

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Dr. Bernie Vigod Memorial Lecture

• Human Rights and Canadian Foreign Policy

  Raynell Andreychuk

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