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Supreme Court Law Review, 3rd Series, Volume 13
This collection of papers was compiled by the Runnymede Society and forms Volume 6 of the Dicey Law Review. It features scholarly articles on constitutionalism and the rule of law.
Langue de publication: English
Publié: 30 novembre 2026
Éditeur: LexisNexis Canada
This collection of papers was compiled by the Runnymede Society and forms Volume 6 of the Dicey Law Review. It features scholarly articles on constitutionalism and the rule of law.
Editor-in-Chief
Asher Honickman
Managing Editor
Tim Haggstrom
Senior Editors
Allison Jandura
Christoph Pike
Contributors
Jordana M. Borzellino
Adam Gareau
The Honourable William (Bill) Hourigan
Jacob T. McConville
Dwight Newman
Jenna Renwick
The Honourable J.C. Marc Richard
The Honourable Malcolm H. Rowe
Can the Centre Hold? — The Honourable Malcolm H. Rowe
Sustaining the Rule of Law: A Lawyer’s Lifelong Obligation — The Honourable J.C. Marc Richard
The Role of Lawyers in Ensuring Canadian Corporate Law Attracts Investment — The Honourable William Hourigan and Jordana Borzellino
New Duties, New Problems: Mikisew Cree 2018’s New Bar Against Legislating Away the Duty to Consult — Adam Gareau
The Charter and Liberal Democracy — The Honourable Malcolm H. Rowe
The Nisga’a Land Title Reforms and Their Broader Implications: Early Aspirations and Developing Realities, Possible Challenges for Legislative Reforms for Indigenous Economic Growth, and Potential Scholarly Agendas — Dwight Newman and Jenna Renwick
Dead Letter or Chekhov’s Gun? The Destiny of the Disallowance Power — Jacob T. McConville
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