The Privatization of Justice in Québec's Draft Bill to Enact the New Code of Civil Procedure: A Critical Evaluation

P Scott Horne

The Privatization of Justice in Québec's Draft Bill to Enact the New Code of Civil Procedure: A Critical Evaluation

P Scott Horne

Author Biography

P Scott Horne

P Scott Horne is a third-year student in the BCL/LLB programme at McGill University. He gratefully acknowledges insights garnered from Professor H. Patrick Glenn and from the round table discussion “Le Projet de nouveau Code: prêts pour un changement de culture?” held by the RéForMA group at the Université de Montréal on 23 February 2012, as well as the assistance of Ms. Stephanie Hu and the other editors of Appeal. Most of all, he wishes to express his appreciation to M^eHelena Lamed of McGill University for supervising this paper; her guidance, wisdom, and support were, as always, invaluable.

Appeal: Review of Current Law and Law Reform

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Vol. 18 No. 1 (2013)

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