The end of the Charter revolution : looking back from the new normal /
"The End of the Charter Revolution explores the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, beginning with a general background history, followed by a survey of the significant changes brought about as Charter decisions were made. The book covers a series of specific cases made before the Dickson,...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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North York, Ontario, Canada ; Tonawanda, New York, USA :
University of Toronto Press,
[2015]
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- 1. Towards the Charter. False Dawn: The Supreme Court in the 1950s
- False Start: The Bill of Rights
- The Bill of Rights as Fumbled Opportunity Preparing the Revolution: Transforming the Court
- Accomplishing the Revolution: Entrenching the Charter.
- 2. Interpreting the Charter. Modes of Constitutional Interpretation
- Interpreting the Bills of Rights Conclusion: Interpreting Constitutions, Interpreting Rights.
- 3. The Dickson Court: The Charter Framed. The Dickson Court and the Charter: The "First Five"
- Following Up
- The Blockbuster: Morgentaler
- The Odd One Out: The Labour Trilogy.
- 4. The Lamer Court: The Charter Expanded. The Lamer Court and Gay Rights
- The Lamer Court and Equality Rights
- The Lamer Court and Free Speech or Obscenity
- The Lamer Court and Judicial Independence
- The Lamer Court and Charter
- Remedies: The Expanding Repertoire
- Charter Remedies: Retroactive Invalidity
- Charter Remedies: Declaration
- Charter Remedies: Adjusting the Legislation through Interpretation
- Charter Remedies: Reading up and Reading in
- Charter Remedies: Temporary Suspension of Invalidity
- Charter Remedies: The Constitutional Exemption.
- 5. The McLachlin Court: The Charter Contained. The McLachlin Court: Substantive Issues under the Charter
- Substantive Issues: Voting Rights
- Substantive Matters: Extradition and the Death Penalty
- Substantive Matters: Equality Rights
- Substantive Matters: Freedom of Religion
- Substantive Matters: Freedom of Association
- Substantive Matters: Health Care
- Substantive Matters: Freedom of Expression
- Remedies under the Charter
- Remedies: The Supervisory Order Option
- Remedies under the Charter: Damages and Monetary Remedies
- Remedies under the Charter: The Notion of Positive Rights.
- 6. The Charter by the Numbers. 1. Caseload Size and Its Components
- 2. Frequency of Disagreement: Minority Reasons in Charter Cases
- 3. Size and Content of Decisions
- 4. "Swing" and "Contest" Judgements
- 5. Judicial Citations, Age, and Precedential Replacement
- 6. Citations of Dissents and Concurrences
- 7. "Foreign" Citations
- 8. Academic Citations.