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• (HOW) IS PLEA BARGAINING JUSTIFIED?
• IS ABORIGINAL TITLE TO SUBMERGED LAND "COGNIZABLE" TO THE CANADIAN COMMON LAW? LESSONS FROM SEA COUNTRY LITIGATION IN AUSTRALIA.
• RIGHTS, CONTRACT, AND CONSIDERATION IN THE CIVIL LAW AND COMMON LAW TRADITIONS.
• WHAT IS THE STANDARD OF REVIEW FOR (MIXED) CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTIONS?
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• AI & THE LEGAL PROFESSION: SPECIAL ISSUE INTRODUCTION. (Article 2)
• DO THE CANADIAN PRACTICAL AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS ON AI ADEQUATELY ADDRESS THE USES OF LLMS IN COURTS?(Article 3)
• Too Dangerous to Deploy? The Challenge Language Models Pose to Regulating AI in Canada and the EU. (Article 4)
• ALGORITHMIC SENTENCING & DISPLACED JUDICIAL DISCRETION: STORYTELLING SOLUTIONS FOR RULE OF LAW PROBLEMS IN THE AGE OF AI. (Article 6)

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