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University of British Columbia Law Review
From Vol. 55 Nbr. 1, January 2022
to Vol. 55 Nbr. 1, January 2022
University of British Columbia Law Review Society (Canada), 2019
- UNDRIP AND THE RENEWED APPLICATION OF INDIGENOUS LAWS IN THE COMMON LAW.
- THE VIRTUE OF JUDICIAL RESTRAINT OR WHO GUARDS THE GUARDIANS? REMARKS OF THE HONOURABLE MALCOLM ROWF.
- WORN OUT FACES: REPEAT SELF-REPRESENTED LITIGANTS AT THE SUPREME COURT OF CANADA.
- FEDERALISM AND INTERPROVINCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE DISPUTES IN CANADA.
- CORPORATE VEIL-PIERCING AND STRUCTURES OF CANADIAN BUSINESS LAW.
- FOREWORD.
- PERFORMING SOVEREIGNTY IN A TIME OF IDEOLOGICAL INSTABILITY: BC'S BILL 41 AND THE RECEPTION OF UNDRIP INTO CANADIAN LAW.
- A LEOPARD CANNOT HIDE ITS SPOTS: UNMASKING OPPOSITION TO THE UN DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES.
- FINDING RECONCILIATION IN DARK TERRITORY: COASTAL GASLINK, COLDWATER, AND THE POSSIBLE FUTURES OF DRIPA.
- LEGISLATION AND BEYOND: IMPLEMENTING AND INTERPRETING THE UN DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES.
- THE UNITED NATIONS DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND THE DIVISION OF POWERS: CONSIDERING FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL AUTHORITY IN IMPLEMENTATION.
- IMPLEMENTING UNDRIP: AN ANALYSIS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA'S DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLESACT.
- SO YOU WANT TO IMPLEMENT UNDRIP.
- SOMATIC OPPRESSION AND RELATIONAL AUTONOMY: REVISITING MEDICAL AID IN DYING THROUGH A FEMINIST LENS.
- THE STANDARD OF CARE FOR CHILDREN ENGAGED IN ADULT ACTIVITIES: NOT EXACTLY CHILD'S PLAY.
- JUSTICE AS JUSTIFIABILITY: MANDATORY MINIMUM SENTENCES, SECTION 12, AND DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY.
- A THEORY OF INFORMATION IN THE CANADIAN LAW OF JUDICIAL REVIEW: RECORD RULES IN A POST-VAVILOV WORLD.
- THE RACE TO THE BOTTOM: COMITY AND COOPERATION IN GLOBAL INTERNET TAKEDOWN ORDERS.
- CANADIAN FEDERALISM'S UNDERLYING QUESTION: WHAT IT IS AND WHY IT MATTERS.
- THINLY CONSTRUING THE NATURE OF THE ACT LEGALLY CONSENTED TO: THE CORROSIVE IMPACT OF R V HUTCHINSON ON THE LAW OF CONSENT.
- FULL DISCLOSURE: FAMILY VIOLENCE AND LEGAL ETHICS.
- SPECIAL SECTION: DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY, PEACE REFERENDUMS, AND CONSTITUTIONAL SETTLEMENT: THE DELIBERATIVE MANDATE REFERENDUM.
- DELIBERATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL REFERENDUMS IN DEEPLY DIVIDED SOCIETIES.
- EXPERTS ON TRIAL: UNEARTHING BIAS IN SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
- IMPERFECT EVIDENCE AND UNCERTAIN JUSTICE: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF ACCESS TO JUSTICE ISSUES IN CANADA'S ASYLUM SYSTEM.
- CONSTITUTIONAL OR POLITICAL CRISIS ? PROSECUTORIAL INDEPENDENCETHE PUBLIC INTEREST AND GENDER IN THE SNC-LAVALIN AFFAIR.
- THE CASE FOR A CANADIAN NONDELEGATION DOCTRINE.
- THE IDEA OF PROPERTY IN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY.
- SOCIAL COST OF CARBON IN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT.
- THE DEIFICATION OF PROCESS IN CANADA'S DUTY TO CONSULT: TSLEIL-WAUTUTH NATION V CANADA (ATTORNEY GENERAL).
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