National journal of constitutional law = Revue nationale de droit constitutionnel

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  Año 2016, Vol. 36, Número 2

  • A Defence of Constitutionalized Interpretation

    Hamish Stewart

    págs. 195-210

    

  • Constitutionalized Interpretation, Reading Down/In and the Wisdom of “Schachter”

    Kent Roach

    págs. 211-228

    

  • An Unacceptable Standard: Administrative Monetary Penalties and the Erosion of Section 11 Protections in the Wake of “Guindon”

    Doug McLeod

    págs. 229-251

    

  • Two Tales of Two Rights: “R. v. Spencer” and the Bridging of Privacy and Free Speech

    David M. Tortell

    págs. 253-285

    

  • Addressing the Elephant in the Room: Spending Power in Canada

    Bérard Frédéric

    págs. 287-330

    

  • Canadian Climate Federalism: Parliament’s Ample Constitutional Authority to Legislate GHG Emissions through Regulations, a National Cap and Trade Program, or a National Carbon Tax

    Nathalie J. Chalifour

    págs. 331-407