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The Canadian Rights Reporter is a guide to significant decisions affecting Charter jurisprudence. It has been a trusted source for legal professionals since its founding in 1982—the year the Charter came into force—by acclaimed human rights lawyer Clayton Ruby. Equally useful to lawyers, judges, and students, the publication captures up-to-date, relevant case law from all Court levels in every Canadian province.
This book identifies best practices to successfully venture into the world of comparative legal analysis, whether it be in private practice, the public sector, or academia.