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• A DOCTRINAL CRITIQUE OF SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE IN ABORTIVE REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. (Canada, United Kingdom)
• ENRICHMENT, EXPLOITATION, AND THE EVASION OF RESPONSIBILITY: A PROPOSAL TO APPLY THE EQUITABLE DOCTRINE OF UNJUST ENRICHMENT TO BRIDGE THE ACCOUNTABILITY GAP AND PROVIDE REMEDIES TO THE VICTIMS OF FORCED LABOUR ABROAD.
• ACCUMULATING JUSTIFIED EFFECTS: EXTENDING YAHEY TO INFRINGEMENTS. (Aboriginal or treaty rights) (Canada)
• GREEN BONDS: THE SEARCH FOR A PROPER REGULATORY FRAMEWORK TO PROTECT INVESTORS AGAINST GREENWASHING.
• ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE GOVERNANCE THROUGH COMMUNICATIVE ACTION: A HABERMASIAN PERSPECTIVE.
• CROSSING THE DIGITAL RUBICON: RECALIBRATING PRIVATE POWER FOR PUBLIC PURPOSE BY CENTERING RIGHTS, RISKS, AND HARMS IN THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DATA ACT.
• "UNLOCKING PANDORA'S BOX?": RESOLVING THE CLASH OF INFRASTRUCTURE AMIDST THE RISKS OF JURY SECRECY.
• LE PROFILAGE RACIAL : É L'OMBRE DES ORGANES DE L'ADMINISTRATION PUBLIQUE AU QUÉBEC.
• TEN YEARS LATER AND LIMITED EVIDENCE OF PROGRESS: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF R VIPEELEE ON THE SENTENCING OF INDIGENOUS OFFENDERS CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER.
• LET OUR LIVING TREE GROW: BEYOND NON-JUSTICIABILITY FOR THE ADJUDICATION OF WICKED PROBLEMS.

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• LET OUR LIVING TREE GROW: BEYOND NON-JUSTICIABILITY FOR THE ADJUDICATION OF WICKED PROBLEMS.
• JUDICIAL REVIEW OF MODERN MUNICIPALITIES: RETHINKING VIRES REVIEW.
• COLLATERAL BENEFITS: DEFENDING THE CAUSAL RATIONALE.
• When Robots Kill: Artificial Intelligence Under the Criminal Law.
• LIFE AFTER DEATH: POST-MORTEM CLAIMS UNDER SECTION 7 OF THE CHARTER.
• FIXING THE ODDS: DESIGNING INTELLIGENT LOOT BOX POLICY IN THE CANADIAN CONTEXT.
• ATHENS V ONTARIO: WHAT CAN THE FIRST DEMOCRACY TEACH US ABOUT JUDICIAL REVIEW?
• PRESUMED COMPLIANT: CHARTER REVIEW OF STATUTORY GRANTS OF DISCRETION & THE PRESUMPTION OF CONSTITUTIONALITY.
• GRASSY NARROWS X: AN ALTERNATIVE ARGUMENT.
• Class AMPs: withdrawing the corporate veil on judgment proofing.