University of British Columbia Law Review Society (Canada)
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University of British Columbia Law Review
From Vol. 49 Nbr. 1, January 2016
to Vol. 52 Nbr. 3, October 2019
University of British Columbia Law Review Society (Canada), 2019
- THE DEIFICATION OF PROCESS IN CANADA'S DUTY TO CONSULT: TSLEIL-WAUTUTH NATION V CANADA (ATTORNEY GENERAL).
- THE IDEA OF PROPERTY IN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY.
- SOCIAL COST OF CARBON IN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT.
- CONSTITUTIONAL OR POLITICAL CRISIS ? PROSECUTORIAL INDEPENDENCETHE PUBLIC INTEREST AND GENDER IN THE SNC-LAVALIN AFFAIR.
- THE CASE FOR A CANADIAN NONDELEGATION DOCTRINE.
- EXCLUSIVELY YOURS: RECONSIDERING INTERJURISDICTIONAL IMMUNITY.
- REGULATORY CAPTURE AND THE ROLE OF ACADEMICS IN PUBLIC POLICYMAKING: LESSONS FROM CANADA'S ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATORY REVIEW PROCESS.
- ABORIGINAL TITLE AND CONTROLLING LIBERALIZATION: USE IT LIKE THE CROWN.
- TERRORISM SENTENCING DECISIONS IN CANADA SINCE 2001: SHIFTING AWAY FROM THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE AND TOWARDS COGNITIVE BIASES.
- UNMIXING THE MIXED QUESTIONS: A FRAMEWORK FOR DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN QUESTIONS OF FACT AND QUESTIONS OF LAW IN CONTRACTUAL INTERPRETATION.
- CHILD PLACEMENT AND THE LEGAL CLAIMS OF FOSTER CAREGIVERS.
- FORENSIC BITEMARK IDENTIFICATION EVIDENCE IN CANADA.
- HUMAN RIGHTS AND PRECARIOUS WORKPLACES: A COMMENT ON BRITISH COLUMBIA HUMAN RIGHTS TRIBUNAL V. SCHRENK.
- IN SEARCH OF AN ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLES AND ENVIRONMENTAL DISCRETION IN CANADA.
- JUDICIAL MISCONDUCT IN THE SEXUAL ASSAULT TRIAL.
- THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S FORGOTTEN ROLE AS LEGAL ADVISOR TO THE LEGISLATURE: A COMMENT ON SCHMIDT V. CANADA (ATTORNEY GENERAL).
- THE ROLE OF SCIENCE IN CONTEMPORARY CANADIAN ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION MAKING: THE EXAMPLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT.
- THE TROUBLE WITH WIGMORE: A NEW APPROACH TO IMPLIED WAIVER OF SOLICITOR-CLIENT PRIVILEGE.
- 'THE DEBATE THAT NEVER SHOULD HAVE BEEN': DWORKIN, HART, AND THE ANALYTICAL PROJECT.
- TWENTY YEARS OF THE OECD ANTI-BRIBERY CONVENTION: NATIONAL IMPLEMENTATION AND HYBRIDIZATION.
- BURSTING ITS BOUNDS: OWNERSHIP AND THE CITY.
- THE RISKS OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE LAW CLASSROOM: WHY THE NEXT GREAT DEVELOPMENT IN LEGAL EDUCATION MIGHT BE GOING LOW-TECH.
- UPDATING THE PROCEDURAL LAW OF JUDICIAL REVIEW OF ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION.
- PATERNAL FILICIDE AND COERCIVE CONTROL: REVIEWING THE EVIDENCE IN COTTON V BERRY.
- RECASTING OUR 'WILD' NEIGHBOURS: CONTESTING LEGAL OTHERNESS IN URBAN HUMAN-ANIMAL CONFLICTS.
- TOWARDS RECONCILIATION: A PROPOSAL FOR A NEW THEORY OF CROWN SOVEREIGNTY.
- A MATTER OF INTEGRITY: RULE OF LAW, THE REMUNERATION REFERENCE, AND ACCESS TO JUSTICE.
- THE RELAXATION OF REPRESENTATIVE STANDING IN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW: A SIDE-EFFECT OF CHARTERS OF RIGHTS?
- UNAPPEALING: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE LIMITS ON APPEAL RIGHTS IN CANADA'S NEW REFUGEE DETERMINATION SYSTEM.
- 'I AM NOT A CAPED CRUSADER': CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY FORMATION.
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