Table of Contents
Articles
| Too Much Protection, Too Little Gain: How Official Marks Undermine the Legitimacy of Intellectual Property Law |
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Donna L. Davis |
1-16 |
| Customary Adoption in British Columbia: Recognizing the Fundamental Differences |
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Kisa MacDonald |
17-23 |
| Sui Not-So-Generous: The Unconstitutionality of Canadian Court Martial Jury Trials |
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Lieutenant (NAVY) Mike Madden |
24-36 |
| There was a High Court That Swatted a Fly . . . But Why? Mental Disability in the Negligent Infliction of Psychiatric Injury and the Decisions in Mustapha v. Culligan |
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Margo Louise Foster |
37-67 |
| The Edges of Exception: Implications for Indigenous Liberation in Canada |
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Tara Williamson |
68-83 |
| Missing Subjects: Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, Data Problems and Racialized Policing |
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Mandy Cheema |
84-99 |
| Rethinking the Conclusiveness of Judicial Notice: A Theoretical Approach |
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Fred Gjoka |
100-107 |
| Lacking Context, Lacking Change: A Close Look at Five Recent Lower Court Sexual Assault Decisions |
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Jessica Derynck |
108-120 |
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