| THE ORIGINS OF GENDER IDENTITY AND GENDER EXPRESSION IN ANGLO-AMERICAN LEGAL DISCOURSE |
6 |
| PREDICTION, PERSUASION, AND THE JURISPRUDENCE OF BEHAVIOURISM |
5 |
| LAW AS COMPUTATION IN THE ERA OF ARTIFICIAL LEGAL INTELLIGENCE: SPEAKING LAW TO THE POWER OF STATISTICS |
5 |
| DON'T BE SO HATEFUL: THE INSUFFICIENCY OF ANTI-DISCRIMINATION AND HATE CRIME LAWS IN IMPROVING TRANS WELL-BEING |
5 |
| THE PROPER ROLE OF POLICY IN PRIVATE LAW ADJUDICATION |
4 |
| HOW ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WILL AFFECT THE PRACTICE OF LAW |
4 |
| GENDER IDENTITY, GENDER PRONOUNS, AND FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION: BILL C-16 AND THE TRACTION OF SPECIOUS LEGAL CLAIMS |
4 |
| The power to consent: Indigenous peoples, states, and development projects |
3 |
| HOW THE PRISON IS A BLACK BOX IN PUNISHMENT THEORY |
3 |
| Remedial discretion and dilemmas in Asia |
2 |
| THE PROBLEM OF THE PAST: HOW HISTORIC WRONGS BECAME LEGAL PROBLEMS |
2 |
| OVERCOMING DICEY IN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW |
2 |
| The migration and evolution of programs to counter violent extremism |
2 |
| THINKING LIKE A PRIVATE LAWYER |
2 |
| THE BANISHMENT OF ISAAC: RACIAL SIGNIFIERS OF GENDER PERFORMANCE |
2 |
| Special advocates and amici curiae in national security proceedings in the United Kingdom |
2 |
| Criminal Punishment and the Right to Rule |
1 |
| Legal pluralism? Indigenous rights as legal constructs |
1 |
| Honour in sovereignty: Can Crown consultation with Indigenous peoples erase Canada's sovereignty deficit? |
1 |
| The choices we make and the world they create: Metis conflicts with Treaty One peoples in MMF v Canada |
1 |
| The residue of imperium: Property and sovereignty on Indigenous lands |
1 |
| RECONSTITUTING CANADA: THE ENFRANCHISEMENT AND DISENFRANCHISEMENT OF 'INDIANS,' CIRCA 1837-1900 |
1 |
| TRANSFORMATIVE LEGAL TECHNOLOGY AND THE RULE OF LAW |
1 |
| WARMING UP TO INSCRUTABILITY: HOW TECHNOLOGY COULD CHALLENGE OUR CONCEPT OF LAW |
1 |
| The law of strangers: The form and substance of other-regarding international adjudication |
1 |
| The architectural metaphor and the decline of political conventions in the Supreme Court of Canada's Senate Reform Reference |
1 |
| Politeia's place in our practical life: Pierre Bourdieu on the modern state |
1 |
| Counterterrorism on campus |
1 |
| DUNSMUIR AND THE SCOPE OF ADMISSIBLE EVIDENCE ON JUDICIAL REVIEW: PRINCIPLED LIMITATIONS OR PATH DEPENDENCY? |
1 |
| Nothing to hide, but something to lose |
1 |
| The right-remedy gap in economic and social rights adjudication: Holism versus separability |
0 |
| Remedies for violations of Indigenous peoples' human rights |
0 |
| Corrective justice, coherence, and Kantian right |
0 |
| Choosing between simple and complex remedies in socio-economic rights cases |
0 |
| Unity in the eye of the beholder? Reasons for decision in theory and practice in the Ontario Works program |
0 |
| Assisted dying, suspended declarations, and dialogue's time |
0 |
| The disappointing remedy? Damages as a remedy for violations of human rights |
0 |
| Introduction: A symposium examining remedies for violations of human rights |
0 |
| Interim remedies and constitutional rights |
0 |
| THE LEGITIMACY OF CIVIL FREEDOM |
0 |
| GROUP RESPS: THE INTERSECTION OF GOVERNMENT SUPPORT FOR EDUCATION SAVINGS AND SECURITIES REGULATION |
0 |
| THE CONCEPT OF A LINGUISTIC COMMUNITY |
0 |
| A HOUSE DIVIDED: THE SUPREME COURT OF CANADA'S RECENT JURISPRUDENCE ON THE STANDARD OF REVIEW |
0 |
| DUNSMUIR'S DISCONNECT |
0 |
| GROUP RIGHTS, PARTICIPATORY GOODS, AND LANGUAGE POLICY |
0 |
| CANADIAN LEGISLATURES AND THE REGULATION OF THE PRIVATE HEALTH-CARE INDUSTRY |
0 |
| Same-Sex Marriage Beyond Charter Dialogue: Charter Cases and Contestation Within Government |
0 |
| How Institutions Structure Judicial Behaviour: An Analysis of Alarie and Green's Commitment and Cooperation on High Courts: A Cross-Country Examination of Institutional Constraints on Judges |
0 |
| Constructing the Global Constitutional Canon: Between Authority and Criticism |
0 |
| The Hydraulics of Constitutional Claims: Multiplicity of Actors in Constitutional Interpretation |
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