The Charter of Rights in Litigation: Direction from The Supreme Court of Canada
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This resource offers immediate and insightful reference to Charter issues and arguments.
This publication includes:
47 chapters analyzing what the Supreme Court has said on key issues
- Principles of interpretation
- Jurisdictional issues
- Selected bibliographies
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Publisher:Carswell
Service Number:30843323
Pages:548
Publication date:2019-09-23
Practice area:Constitutional law
Jurisdiction:Canada
External Product Title:The Charter of Rights in Litigation: Direction from The Supreme Court of Canada, Binder/looseleaf, Subscription
Subscription Number:30842495
Available Formats:Binder/looseleaf
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