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Volume 48, Number 1

ARTICLES

1	The Governance of Military Police in Canada Andrew Halpenny
55	Reconceptualizing Vagrancy and Reconstructing the Vagrant: A Socio-Legal Analysis of Criminal Law Reform in Canada, 1953-1972 Prashan Ranasinghe
95	Are National Class Actions Constitutional? – A Reply to Hogg and McKee Janet Walker

COMMENTARY

145	Offence Definitions, Conclusive Presumptions, and Slot Machines Michael Plaxton

BOOK REVIEW

175	Foundational Facts, Relative Truths: A Comparative Study on Children’s Right to Know Their Genetic Origins – by Richard J. Blauwhoff Juliet R. Guichon
183	The Duty to Consult: New Relationships with Aboriginal Peoples – by Dwight G. Newman Janna Promislow

BOOK NOTES

191	Impersonations: Troubling the Person in Law and Culture – by Sheryl N. Hamilton Lauren Cowl
193	Negotiating Justice: Progressive Lawyering, Low-Income Clients, and the Quest for Social Change – by Corey S. Shdaimah Seher Goderya
195	The Public Domain: Enclosing the Commons of the Mind – by James Boyle Yoav Harel
197	Criminal Justice in China: A History – by Klaus Mühlhahn Daniel Hohnstein

 

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Volume 47, Number 4

ARTICLES

619	Accounting of Profits to Remedy Biotechnology Patent Infringement Kurtis Andrews & Jeremy de Beer
663	Normativity, Fairness, and the Problem of Factual Uncertainty Andrew Botterell & Christopher Essert
695	Demythologizing PHOSITA Matthew Herder

COMMENTARY

751	Substantive Review in Appellate Courts since Dunsmuir Gerald P. Heckman

REVIEW ESSAY

787	Legal Volumes from the Arctic College's Interviewing Inuit Elders Series Paul Groarke

BOOK REVIEW

807	The Principle of Sustainability: Transforming Law and Governance - by Klaus Bosselmann Lee Godden

BOOK NOTES

817	Principles of International Investment Law - by Rudolph Dolzer & Christoph Schreuer Ren Bucholz
819	Understanding Privacy - by Daniel J. Solove Hamza S. Dawood
821	Moral Panics and the Copyright Wars - by William Patry Soloman Lam
823	Lincoln and the Court - by Brian McGinty Aaron Sigal

 

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Volume 47, Number 3

ARTICLES

399	From Judging Culture to Taxing “Indians”: Tracing the Legal Discourse of the “Indian Mode of Life” Constance MacIntosh
439	Peoples, BCE, and the Good Corporate “Citizen” Ed Waitzer & Johnny Jaswal
497	Adding Epicycles: The Inconsistent Use Test in Adverse Possession Law Michael H. Lubetsky

COMMENTARY

553	Copyright Law and the Restoration of Beauty David Nimmer

BOOK REVIEWS

579	Moral Clarity: A Guide for Grown-up Idealists – by Susan Neiman Annalise Acorn
587	Living Law: Reconsidering Eugen Ehrlich – edited by Marc Hertogh Michel Coutu
595	International Law & the Environment – by Patricia Birnie, Alan Boyle, and Catherine Redgwell Michael I. Jeffrey, QC
603	The Transformation of the Supreme Court of Canada: An Empirical Examination – by Donald R. Songer Daved Muttart

BOOK NOTES

611	The Origins of Reasonable Doubt: Theological Roots of the Criminal Trial – by James Q. Whitman Hamza S. Dawood
613	Canada’s Rights Revolution: Social Movements and Social Change, 1937-82 – by Dominique Clément Catherine Healy-Varley
631	Biobazaar: The Open Source Revolution and Bio-Technology – by Janet Hope Justin Lim
633	Foucault’s Law – by Ben Golder and Peter Fitzpatrick Ahsan Mirza

 

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Volume 47, Number 2

ARTICLES

183	Bountiful Voices Angela Campbell
235	The Supreme Court of Canada, Charter Dialogue, and Deference Rosalind Dixon
287	A Tale of Two Maps: The Limits of Universalism in Comparative Judicial Review Adam M. Dodek
317	Polygamy’s Inscrutable Criminal Mischief Susan G. Drummond

 

REVIEW ESSAY

371	Adjudicating Culture Michael M. Karayanni

 

BOOK NOTES

389	Law, Legitimacy and the Rationing of Health Care – by Keith Syrett Rivka Birkan
393	The Work of Global Justice: Human Rights as Practices – by Fuyuki Kurasawa Alyssa Brierley
395	Criminal Artefacts: Governing Drugs and Users – by Dawn Moore Maija Martin
397	War and the Law of Nations: A General History – by Stephen C. Neff Pulat Yunusov

 

 

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Volume 47, Number 1

ARTICLES

1	Policy Preference Change and Appointments to the Supreme Court of Canada Benjamin Alarie & Andrew Green
47	The Politics of Knowledge Dissemination: Corporate Reporting, Shareholder Voice, and Human Rights Aaron A. Dhir
83	American Citations and the McLachlin Court: An Empirical Study Peter McCormick

 

COMMENTARY

131	Appealing Outcomes: A Study of the Overturn Rate of Canada’s Appellate Courts Michael H. Lubetsky & Joshua A. Krane

 

BOOK REVIEWS

151	The Birthright Lottery: Citizenship and Global Inequality – by Ayelet Shachar Sasha Baglay
159	The Crisis of Islamic Civilization – by Ali A. Allawi Haider Ala Hamoudi
167	Rethinking Juvenile Justice – by Elizabeth S. Scott & Laurence Steinberg Glenn M. Stuart

 

BOOK NOTES

175	The Future of the Internet and How to Stop It – by Jonathan Zittrain Ren Bucholz
177	The Challenge: Hamdan v. Rumsfeld and the Fight over Presidential Power – by Jonathan Mahler James R. Cheng
179	How Judges Think – by Richard A. Posner Ahsan Mirza
181	McMafia: A Journey through the Global Criminal Underworld – by Misha Glenny Steve Molnar

 

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Volume 46, Number 4

 

ARTICLES

 

REVIEW ESSAY

 

BOOK REVIEWS

 

COMPENDIUM

 

 

 

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Volume 46, Number 3

 

ARTICLES

BOOK REVIEWS

 

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Volume 46, Number 2

Erratum

The article “Civil Resistance and the ‘Diversity of Tactics’ in the Anti-Globalization Movement: Problems of Violence, Silence, and Solidarity in Activist Politics” in volume 41 (summer/fall 2003) mistakenly identifies Jaggi Singh as the person with the bullhorn at the snake march, and the remark that “anything can happen” is erroneously attributed to him (page 528). Professor Janet Conway, the author of the article, has acknowledged this factual error and requested that the Osgoode Hall Law Journal publish a correction and apology to Mr. Singh.

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Volume 46, Number 1

 

Foreword Trevor C.W. Farrow

ARTICLES

Canadian Legal Ethics: Ready for the Twenty-First Century at Last Adam M. Dodek

Sustainable Professionalism Trevor C.W. Farrow

‘In the Public Interest’: The Responsibilities and Rights of Government Lawyers Allan C. Hutchinson

The Public Interest, Professionalism, and Pro Bono Publico Lorne Sossin

COMMENTARIES

Representing a Minor: A Shared Dilemma in Ontario and Massachusetts Andrew L. Kaufman

Does Civility Matter? Alice Woolley

BOOK REVIEWS

In the Public Interest: The Report and Research Papers of the Law Society of Upper Canada’s Task Force on the Rule of Law and the Independence of the Bar – by the Law Society of Upper Canada Janet Leiper

Lawyers Gone Bad: Money, Sex, and Madness in Canada’s Legal Profession – by Philip Slayton Lorraine Lafferty

The New Lawyer: How Settlement is Transforming the Practice of Law – by Julie Macfarlane Andrew Pirie

Book Notes: Reviews of Recent Legal Publications

 

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Volume 45, Number 4

Winter, 2007

Law and Feminism
Guest Editor: Mary Jane Mossman

Introduction

Editor's Note

Jamie Cameron, Editor-in-Chief

In Memoriam: The Honourable Gerald Eric Le Dain

By Patrick J. Monahan, Harry W. Arthurs & Bruce Ryder

Foreward

By Mary Jane Mossman, Guest Editor

Articles

"Counting Outsiders: A Critical Exploration of Outsider Course Enrollement in Canadian Legal Education"

By Natasha Bakht, Kim Brooks,Gillian Calder, Jennifer Koshan, Sonia Lawrence,        Carissima Mathen & Debra Parkes

"From Mothers' Allowance to Mothers Need Not Apply:  Canadian Welfare Law as Liberal and Neo-Liberal Reforms"

By Shelley A.M. Gavigan & Dorothy E. Chunn

"The Gender Trap: Flexible Work in Corporate Legal Practice"

By Margaret Thornton & Joanne Bagust

Book Reviews

READING THE FUTURE?: LEGAL AND ETHICAL CHALLENGES OF PREDICTIVE GENETIC TESTING
BY TRUDO LEMMENS

Review by Fiona Miller

THE URSULA FRANKLIN READER: PACIFISM AS A MAP
BY URSULA FRANKLIN

Review by Mary Jane Mossman

BAR CODES: WOMEN IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION
BY JEAN MCKENZIE LEIPER

Review by Gina Papageorgiou

Book Notes

Reviews of Recent Legal Publications

Compendium

Recent Graduate Student Dissertations and Thesis Abstracts

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Volume 45, Number 3

Fall, 2007

Articles

“From Governance to Political Economy: Insights from a Study of Relations Between Corporations And Workers”

By Harry Arthurs & Claire Mummé

 “Bankruptcy for the Poor?”

By Stephanie Ben-Ishai & Saul Schwartz

 “Constitutional Questions About Canada’s New Political Finance Regime”

By Colin Feasby

 “ Prescribed by Law/ Une règle de droit ”

By Robert Leckey

Book Reviews

“Empire’s Law: The American Imperial Project and the ‘War to Remake the World’ By Amy Bartholomew, ed.”

By Irina Ceric

 “Transboundary Harm in International Law: Lessons from the Trail Smelter Arbitration, By Rebecca M. Bratspies & Russell A. Miller, Eds.”

By Stepan Wood

 “The Culture Of Flushing: A Social and Legal History of Sewage, By Jamie Benidickson”

By Marcia Valiante

Book Notes

Reviews of Recent Legal Publications

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Volume 45, Number 2

Summer, 2007

 Articles

“Beyond Self-Congratulation: The Charter at 25 in an International Perspective”

By Louise Arbour & Fannie Lafontaine

 “Law’s Religion: Rendering Culture”

By Benjamin L. Berger

 “Does A Judge’s Party of Appointment or Gender Matter to Case Outcomes?: An Empirical Study of the Court of Appeal for Ontario”

By Moin A. Yahya & James Stribopoulos

 Lectures

“The Charter 25 Years Later: The Good, the Bad, and the Challenges”

By The Right Honourable Beverley McLachlin

 “The First Women Lawyers: ‘Piecemeal Progress and Circumscribed Success’”

By Mary Jane Mossman

 Review Essay

“The Social Significance of the World’s First Women Lawyers”

By Fiona Kay

 Book Reviews

“Recognizing Aboriginal Title: The Mabo Case and Indigenous Resistance to English-Settler Colonialism

By Jacinta Ruru

 Book Notes

Reviews of Recent Legal Publications

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Special Issue: Charter Dialogue Revisited

Volume 45, Number 1

Spring, 2007

The Osgoode Hall Law Journal’s first issue of 2007 will showcase a collection of articles to mark the anniversary of Peter W. Hogg and Allison A. Bushell Thornton’s much-debated article, “Charter Dialogue Between Courts and Legislatures (Or Perhaps The Charter of Rights Isn’t Such A Bad Thing After All),” which was published in the Journal’s Spring 1997 issue.  In “Charter Dialogue Revisited—Or ‘Much Ado About Metaphors’,” Hogg, Bushell Thornton, and a new co-author, Wade K. Wright, update the research on legislative sequels to Charter decisions and provide a response to the extensive literature that was generated by “Charter Dialogue.” In response, six esteemed commentators offer divergent perspectives on the dialogue between the courts and legislatures as expanded upon by Hogg, Bushell Thornton, and Wright.  The issue is availible now.

 Article

“Charter Dialogue Revisited—Or “‘Much Ado About Metaphors’”

By Peter W. Hogg, Allison A. Bushell Thornton & Wade K. Wright

 Commentaries

“Does the Observer Have an Effect?: An Analysis  of the Use of the Dialogue Metaphor in Canada’s Courts”

By Richard Haigh & Michael Sobkin

 “Constitutionalism From the Top Down”

By Grant Huscroft

 “The Day the Dialogue Died: A Comment on Sauvé v. Canada”

By Christopher Manfredi

 “Dialogue Theory, Judicial Review, and Judicial Supremacy:  A Comment on “‘Charter Dialogue Revisited’”

By Carissima Mathen

 “Taking Dialogue Theory Much Too Seriously (Or Perhaps Charter Dialogue Isn’t Such a Good Thing After All)”

By Andrew Petter

 “Sharpening the Dialogue Debate: The Next Decade of Scholarship”

By Kent Roach

 Reply 

“A Reply on “‘Charter Dialogue Revisited’”

By Peter W. Hogg, Allison A. Bushell Thornton & Wade K. Wright

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