Dalhousie Law Journal

Dalhousie University Faculty of Law

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Acceptance Speech for Lifetime Achievement Award from Canadian Prison Lawyers Association Michael Jackson	2019	0 citations
Reorganizations, Sales, and the Changing Face of Restructuring in Canada: Quantitative Outcomes of 2012 and 2013 CCAA Proceedings Alfonso Nocilla	2019	0 citations
Disrupting Business as Usual: Considering Teaching Methods in Business Law Classrooms Jeffery Hewitt & Shanthi Senthe	2019	0 citations
The Constitutionality of Classification: IndigenousOverrepresentation and Security Policy in CanadianFederal Penitentiaries D'Arcy Leitch	2018	3 citations
A "Reasonable" Expectation of Sexual Privacy intheDigital Age Moira Aikenhead	2018	2 citations
Foreseeably Unclear: The Meaning of the "ReasonablyForeseeable" Criterion for Access to Medical Assistancein Dying in Canada Jocelyn Downie & Kate Scallion	2018	1 citations
Reassessing the Constitutional Foundation ofDelegated Legislation in Canada Lorne Neudorf	2018	0 citations
The Animal Protection Commission: Advancing Social Membershipfor Animals through a Novel Administrative Agency John MacCormick	2018	0 citations
Duets, Not Solos: The McLachlin Court’s Co-Authorship Legacy Peter J. McCormick	2018	0 citations
From Law to Legal Studies and Beyond: 50 Yearsof Law and Legal Studies at Carleton University Vincent Kazmierski & Darren Pacione	2018	0 citations
The Stakes in Steak: Examining Barriers to and Opportunitiesfor Alternatives to Animal Products in Canada Angela Lee	2018	0 citations
Physicians' Attitudes, Concerns, and Procedural Understandingof Medical Aid-in-Dying in Vermont Teresa Ditommaso et al.	2018	0 citations
Social Membership: Animal Law beyond the Property/Personhood Impasse Will Kymlicka	2017	38 citations
On Being a Second: Grace Wambolt, Legal Professionalism and ‘Inter-Wave’ Feminism in Nova Scotia Elizabeth Legge	2017	0 citations
Hit Them Where it Hurts: State Responses to Biker Gangsin Canada Graema Melcher	2017	0 citations
The Significance of the Systemic Relative Autonomy of Labour Law Bruce P. Archibald	2017	0 citations
High Freshets and Low-Lying Farms: Property Law and St. John River Flooding in Colonial New Brunswick Jason E. Hall	2016	1 citations
Limiting the Legal Liability of Religious Institutions for their Clergy: Cavanaugh v. Grenville Christian College M.H. Ogilvie	2016	0 citations
The Doctrine of Lost Modern Grant and Prescriptive Easements in Newfoundland Gregory French	2016	0 citations
Nom De Plume: Who Writes the Supreme Court's "By the Court" Judgments? Peter J. McCormick	2016	0 citations

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