This interdisciplinary collection, this book examines institutional relationships in relation to rights and the actors, laws, and constitutional structures that serve to protect them.
This interdisciplinary collection, this book examines institutional relationships in relation to rights and the actors, laws, and constitutional structures that serve to protect them.
Emmett Macfarlane is a professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Waterloo.
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Introduction: Governing with Rights Emmett Macfarlane 1. Rights and the Law’s Progressive Measures Grégoire Webber 2. An Honourable Parliament? Section 35 and Legislative Rights Review Minh Do 3. Limiting Charter Rights: Judicial Review in the Administrative Context Gwyneth E. Bergman 4. Before We Go to War: Human Rights and the Prerogative Power George Williams and Winsome Hall 5. A Culture of Rights or Governing like Judges?: Assessing the Trudeau Government’s Use of Charter Statements Brendan Dell and Mark S. Harding 6. The Notwithstanding Clause and National Unity in a Time of Interculturalism Andrew McDougall 7. Rights Talk and the COVID-19 Pandemic Nancy Hills and Emmett Macfarlane 8. The Political Changes and Challenges to Third Party Election Advertising in Canada Andrea Lawlor and Erin Crandall 9. Understanding the Pre-Election: An Analysis of Third Party Spending in the 2019 Federal Election Tamara A. Small 10. Courts and Parliament: Defining Police Powers Troy Riddell 11. Consequences of Weak Parliamentary Rights Review: A Study of Harper-Era Mandatory Minimum Sentencing Brendan Dell and Kate Puddister 12. Enhancing Legislative Review: A New Voice for the Legislature Chris McCorkindale and Janet Hiebert Contributors Selected Bibliography Index
Introduction: Governing with Rights Emmett Macfarlane 1. Rights and the Law’s Progressive Measures Grégoire Webber 2. An Honourable Parliament? Section 35 and Legislative Rights Review Minh Do 3. Limiting Charter Rights: Judicial Review in the Administrative Context Gwyneth E. Bergman 4. Before We Go to War: Human Rights and the Prerogative Power George Williams and Winsome Hall 5. A Culture of Rights or Governing like Judges?: Assessing the Trudeau Government’s Use of Charter Statements Brendan Dell and Mark S. Harding 6. The Notwithstanding Clause and National Unity in a Time of Interculturalism Andrew McDougall 7. Rights Talk and the COVID-19 Pandemic Nancy Hills and Emmett Macfarlane 8. The Political Changes and Challenges to Third Party Election Advertising in Canada Andrea Lawlor and Erin Crandall 9. Understanding the Pre-Election: An Analysis of Third Party Spending in the 2019 Federal Election Tamara A. Small 10. Courts and Parliament: Defining Police Powers Troy Riddell 11. Consequences of Weak Parliamentary Rights Review: A Study of Harper-Era Mandatory Minimum Sentencing Brendan Dell and Kate Puddister 12. Enhancing Legislative Review: A New Voice for the Legislature Chris McCorkindale and Janet Hiebert Contributors Selected Bibliography Index
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