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PUBLIC HEALTH
Leanne E. Tran, B.Sc., J.D., M.D.
In the age of COVID-19, swine flu, global epidemics, AIDS, cannabis and opioid use and increased privacy concerns, the law related to public health has never been more relevant to more lawyers in more areas of practice. The Public Health title examines the law that empowers public health officials and institutions to carry out functions to deliver public health programs and services, prevent the spread of disease and promote and protect the health of the population. Topics covered include:
- Federal and provincial jurisdiction
- Communicable disease control and emergency powers
- Self-reporting and mandatory third-party disclosure of health information
- Public health surveillance, registries and disease prevention programs
- Liability and compensation for vaccinations
- Mandatory immunization
- HIV/AIDS testing, reporting, health orders, and civil and criminal liability
- Injury prevention
- Tobacco and vaping control
- Cannabis and opioid control
- Criminal justice issues
PUBLIC INQUIRIES
Hon. Stephen Goudge, Q.C., O. Ont., LL.B. (Hons.), Andrew K. Lokan, B.A., M.A., LL.B., LL.M. & Heather MacIvor, B.A., M.A., M.Sc., Ph.D., J.D.
Transparency. Accountability. Public participation in policy-making. Reconciliation and reparation for past wrongs. Finding and sharing the truth about systemic causes of widespread tragedy and loss. These are perennial concerns for Canadians, and never more so than today. The Public Inquiries title examines an essential but often misunderstood mechanism for investigating the past, informing the present and shaping the future. Topics covered include:
- The legal framework of federal and provincial Commissions of Inquiry
- When governments should establish a Commission of Inquiry
- The impact of Inquiries on Canadian law and policy
- Protecting Inquiry participants and witnesses from self-incrimination in parallel proceedings
- Judicial review of Inquiry decisions and findings
- Crafting the Terms of Reference
- Distinguishing inquisitorial Inquiries from adversarial trials
- The duties and powers of Commission Counsel
- Innovative evidentiary techniques
- Judges as Commissioners of Inquiry
PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW
Joanna Harrington, B.A., J.D., Ph.D.
As economic, political and legal issues increasingly transcend national borders, so too does the need for a basic understanding of international law across traditional boundaries of legal practice. The Public International Law title examines the body of rules and principles that governs relations between sovereign independent states, between states and international organizations and, to a more limited extent, between states and other actors on the international stage. Topics covered include:
- Sources of international law and interaction with domestic law
- Creation of, recognition of, and interaction between states
- Role of United Nations and international organizations
- The making, effect, termination and suspension of treaties
- Territory
- Jurisdiction
- Jurisdictional immunities
- Human rights at the international level
- Settling international disputes
- Responsibility for internationally wrongful acts
Table des matières
Public Health
I. Legal Foundations of Public Health in Canada
II. Collection, Use and Disclosure of Information for Public Health Purposes
III. Vaccines and the Law
IV. HIV/AIDS and Public Health Law
V. Injuries
VI. Tobacco and Vaping Control
VII. Controlled Drugs and Substances
VIII. Criminal Justice Issues
Public Inquiries
I. History and Significance of Canadian Commissions of Inquiry
II. The Constitutional Framework
III. The Statutory and Regulatory Framework
IV. The Operation and Procedures of Commissions of Inquiry
Public International Law
I. International Law and Relations
II. States, Governments and Peoples
III. International Organizations
IV. Law of Treaties
V. Territory
VI. Jurisdiction
VII. Jurisdictional Immunities
VIII. Human Rights
IX. Settlement of International Disputes
X. Responsibility for Internationally Wrongful Acts
