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Queen's Law Journal
- Publisher:
- Queen's University, Faculty of Law
- Publication date:
- 2019-06-05
- ISBN:
- 0316-778X
- Copyright:
- COPYRIGHT TV Trade Media, Inc.<br/>COPYRIGHT GALE, Cengage Learning. All rights reserved.
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Latest documents
- Why De Minimis Should Not Be a Defence.
- Entrapment Minimalism: Shedding the 'No Reasonable Suspicion or Bona Fide Inquiry' Test.
- Myth, Inference and Evidence in Sexual Assault Trials.
- Sentencing for Sexual Offences Against Children and Youth: Mandatory Minimums, Proportionality and Unintended Consequences.
- Two Views of the Cathedral: Civilian Approaches, Reasonable Expectations, and the Puzzle of Good Faith's Past and Future.
- Adducing Social Science Evidence in Constitutional Cases.
- Behind Closed Doors: Secret Law and the Special Advocate System in Canada.
- Canada in the World: Comparative Perspectives on the Canadian Constitution.
- MAID in Canada? Debating the Constitutionality of Canada's New Medical Assistance in Dying Law.
- Political Trust as the Basis for a Social Rights Enforcement Framework.
Featured documents
- Behind Closed Doors: Secret Law and the Special Advocate System in Canada.
- Myth, Inference and Evidence in Sexual Assault Trials.
- Political Trust as the Basis for a Social Rights Enforcement Framework.
- Sentencing for Sexual Offences Against Children and Youth: Mandatory Minimums, Proportionality and Unintended Consequences.
- Two Views of the Cathedral: Civilian Approaches, Reasonable Expectations, and the Puzzle of Good Faith's Past and Future.
- Why De Minimis Should Not Be a Defence.
- Adducing Social Science Evidence in Constitutional Cases.
- Entrapment Minimalism: Shedding the 'No Reasonable Suspicion or Bona Fide Inquiry' Test.
- MAID in Canada? Debating the Constitutionality of Canada's New Medical Assistance in Dying Law.
- The Consumption of Ideas: Tuberculosis, the Constitutions of Canada and South Africa, and the Progressive Development of Human Rights Instruments.
