Lexis Nexis The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms after Twenty-Five Years
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This collection of essays authored by some of Canada's foremost human rights legislation scholars examines the impact of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms after twenty-five years of application and debate. Gathered under five major headings, they canvas a broad range of opinion on the progress of the Charter and how its evolution is shaped by jurisprudence, political pressures and current events.
Charter Interpretation and 'Dialogue' - helps to delineate the contours and current frontiers of the debate on judicial activism, as well as the impact of that debate not only on Charter interpretation but also on the political process.
Identity/Communities of Interest - seeks to provide better conceptual tools for dealing with the tension between individual and group rights.
Security and Liberty - explores the legal implications of the security initiatives that have come to the fore since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
Globalization - presents the interplay of international human rights standards and the formation of the Charter.
Social and Economic Rights - considers the value in extending Charter protections to prohibit unfavourable treatment on socio-economic grounds.Table des matières
Part I: Charter Interpretation and "Dialogue"
Chapter 1: David Schneiderman, A No-Nonsense Guide to Common Sense and the Charter
Chapter 2: Christopher Manfredi and Mark Rush, From Deference and Democracy to Dialogue and Distrust: The Evolution of the Court View of the Franchise and its Impact on the Judicial Activism Debate
Chapter 3: Ranier Knopff and Andrew Banfield, "It's the Charter Stupid!" The Charter and the Courts in Federal Partisan Politics
Part II: Identity/Communities of Interest
Chapter 4: Ravi Malhotra, Martha Nussbaum's Capabilities Approach and Equality Rights for People with Disabilities
Chapter 5: Sébastien Grammond, Equality Between Indigenous Groups
Chapter 6: Nathalie Des Rosiers, Liberté, pour l'instant, Égalité, de temps en temps, Fraternité, ... pas encore : les vingt-cinq ans de la Charte canadienne des droits et libertés
Part III: Security and Liberty
Chapter 7: David Paciocco, Charter Vertigo: Losing Constitutional Balance in Criminal Cases
Chapter 8: Stan Cohen, Liberty, Security and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Chapter 9: Justice Marc Rosenberg, Twenty-Five Years Later: The Impact of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms on the Criminal Law
Chapter 10: Justice Simon Noel, À la recherche constante d'un équilibre entre la sécurité nationale et les droits et libertés garantis par la Charte : État du droit et perspectives d'avenir
Part IV: Globalization
Chapter 11: William Schabas, International Human Rights Law and the Charter
Chapter 12: Irwin Cotler, The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms 25 Years Later: A Revolution in Five Acts
Part V: Social and Economic Rights
Chapter 13: Lucie Lamarche, Les droits sociaux et la Charte canadienne : quelques réflexions indisciplinées et prospectives
Chapter 14: Chief Justice Michel Robert, La mise en ouvre des droits sociaux par la Charte canadienne des droits et libertés
Chapter 15: Wayne MacKay, Social and Economic Rights in Canada: What Are They and Who Can Best Protect Them?
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