Faculty of the Common Law Section, University of Ottawa (Books and Journals)
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Ottawa Law Review
From Vol. 39 Nbr. 1, December 2007
to Vol. 50 Nbr. 2, September 2019
Faculty of the Common Law Section, University of Ottawa, 2012
- La vie comme prejudice: un regard compare en common law nord-americaine.
- Le droit civil quebecois: exemple d'un droit a porosite variable.
- The Limits of Local Authority Over Recreational Cannabis.
- Improving Expert Evidence: The Role of Open Science and Transparency.
- Jurisdictional Wrangling over Climate Policy in the Canadian Federation: Key Issues in the Provincial Constitutional Challenges to Parliament's Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act.
- Learning From Those on the Ice: The Impact of Bill C-75 on Nunavummiut.
- Engaging Indigenous Legal Knowledge in Canadian Legal Institutions: Four Stories, Four Teachings, Four Tips, and Four Lessons about Indigenous Peoples in the Legal Academy.
- Une breve histoire de la Revue de droit d'Ottawa/A Brief History of the Ottawa Law Review.
- Change and Consistency in the Shaping of the Ottawa Law Review.
- L'importance de s'adapter aux besoins de nos lecteurs et lectrices : La Revue de droit d'Ottawa au XXI siecle.
- The Law-Review Experience: The Impact of Mentorship and Student Involvement Over the Past 50 Volumes.
- Farming the Sea, a False Solution to a Real Problem: Critical Reflections on Canada's Aquaculture Regulations.
- Le droit a l'alimentation au Canada: Un entretien avec la professeure Martha Jackman.
- The 'Pig Trial' Decision: The Save Movement, Legal Mischief, and the Legal Invisibilization of Farmed Animal Suffering.
- Legal Ethics and the Political Activity of Government Lawyers.
- Bilinguisme legislatif : l'importance des methodes de production des textes legislatifs.
- Rapatriement de la Constitution, reconnaissance des droits et reconciliation/Patriation, the Recognition of Rights and Reconciliation.
- Constitutionalizing Abortion Rights in Canada.
- Dialogue, Remedies, and Positive Rights: Carter v. Canada as a Microcosm for Past and Future Issues Under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
- Reflections on Bilingualism in Canada/Reflexions sur le bilinguisme au Canada.
- Reflections on Reconciliation after 150 years since Confederation: An Interview with Dr. Cindy Blackstock.
- Engagement with Human Rights by Administrative Decision-Makers: A Transformative Opportunity to Build a More Grassroots Human Rights Culture.
- How Do Judges Think About Identity? The Impact of 35 Years of Charter Adjudication.
- L'effet de la Confederation sur les depenses publiques provinciales, ou l'origine du desequilibre fiscal.
- L'Excellence dans la prise de decision administrative: evolution d'hier a demain/Excellence in Administrative Decision-Making: Evolution from Yesterday to Tomorrow.
- The Provincial Power to (Not) Prosecute Criminal Code Offences.
- Constitutional Inconsistency in Legislation: Interpretation and the Ambiguous Role of Ambiguity.
- Opening the Doors of Justice: Group Litigation and Claims of Systemic Discrimination.
- Beyond the Textbook: Assessing the Value of Scholarship in Undergraduate Legal Education.
- Canada's "Unilateral" Sanctions Regime Under Review: Extraterritoriality, Human Rights, Due Process, and Enforcement in Canada's Special Economic Measures Act.
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