These essays, authored by some of Canada's foremost human rights legislation scholars examine the impact of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms after twenty-five years of
application and debate. They canvas a broad range of opinion on the progress of the Charter and how its evolution is shaped.
Packed with expert commentary from scholars and lawyers working in the intellectual property field, this title fills a gaping need in the market, arming practitioners and policy makers with the tools needed to present better legal arguments and provide more sound advice within this controversial industry.