University of Toronto Faculty of Law Review

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• RECONSIDERING THE INCOME TAX TREATMENT OF INVESTIGATION FEES.
• SHIELDED FROM SHAME: CIVIL IMMUNITY FOR ONTARIO'S LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES IN THE WAKE OF COVID-19.
• PRESUMED COMPLIANT: CHARTER REVIEW OF STATUTORY GRANTS OF DISCRETION & THE PRESUMPTION OF CONSTITUTIONALITY.
• BUSINESS IN THE MIDDLE KINGDOM: AN EVALUATION OF CFPOA RISK.
• RE-EVALUATING MORAL CULPABILITY IN THE WAKE Of GLADUE.
• THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF CHANGE: UNDERSTANDING THE BEDFORD/CARTER EXCEPTIONS TO VERTICAL STARE DECISIS.
• FIXING THE ODDS: DESIGNING INTELLIGENT LOOT BOX POLICY IN THE CANADIAN CONTEXT.
• RUMOURS OF CORRUPTION: REFERRALS FROM THE WORLD BANK SANCTIONS SYSTEM TO NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITIES.
• THE FOREIGN FIGHTER CRISIS: A RENEWED CANADIAN APPROACH.
• THE GATEKEEPER'S JURISDICTION: THE LAW SOCIETY OF ONTARIO AND THE PROMOTION OF DIVERSITY IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION.

Featured documents

• RECONSIDERING THE INCOME TAX TREATMENT OF INVESTIGATION FEES.
• Religious practice as a "thin skull" in the context of civil liability.
• ARAYA v. NEVSUN AND THE CASE FOR ADOPTING INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS PROHIBITIONS INTO DOMESTIC TORT LAW.
• Forgetting youth: the use of prior youth records to impugn credibility.
• SHIELDED FROM SHAME: CIVIL IMMUNITY FOR ONTARIO'S LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES IN THE WAKE OF COVID-19.
• GRASSY NARROWS X: AN ALTERNATIVE ARGUMENT.
• OFF THE RECORD: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF YOUTH RECORD DISCLOSURE PRACTICES.
• PRESUMED COMPLIANT: CHARTER REVIEW OF STATUTORY GRANTS OF DISCRETION & THE PRESUMPTION OF CONSTITUTIONALITY.
• RE-EVALUATING MORAL CULPABILITY IN THE WAKE Of GLADUE.
• A new approach to the consideration of collateral consequences in criminal sentencing.