Declarations of Invalidity
Emmett MacfarlaneCanadian Constitutional Politics
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On weak defences of provincial anti-trans policies
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Supreme Court Justice Mahmud Jamal has recused himself from the legal challenge against Quebec’s Bill 21 - the rights-infringing “secularism” law - after complaints by the province and two interest groups.
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Political scientist and constitutional expert focusing on Canadian governance, the Supreme Court, the Charter of Rights, Parliament, constitutional reform, and free expression.
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