If there is no hierarchy of rights in Canada, then why does freedom of religion so often seem to lose in cases of conflicts with other rights? This article discusses five recent Canadian cases (involving same-sex marriages, controversial medical practices, the wearing of a niqab, and a Christian university’s sexual conduct policy) in order to expose how the courts regularly characterize freedom of religion as being conceptually equal to other rights, before ruling against freedom of religion on the facts of the particular cases. This phenomenon within Canadian rights jurisprudence is then justified within the article by reference to a new combination of insights drawn from legal and liberal political theory. Specifically, the article sugges...
In recent years, freedom of religion jurisprudence has emerged as a key site for the illumination of...
In recent years, freedom of religion jurisprudence has emerged as a key site for the illumination of...
This thesis analyzes Australian and Canadian approaches to rights conflict focusing on challenges be...
If there is no hierarchy of rights in Canada, then why does freedom of religion so often seem to los...
This paper takes as its starting point a the oretical gap in the jurisprudence of the Supreme Court ...
This paper takes as its starting point a the oretical gap in the jurisprudence of the Supreme Court ...
This article examines three axes around which contemporary Canadian debates on freedom of religion a...
This Article examines whether the global trend of codifying rights in entrenched bills accompanied b...
This Article examines whether the global trend of codifying rights in entrenched bills accompanied b...
Since Dagenais c. Radio-Canada, rendered in 1994, the Supreme Court of Canada has never questioned t...
Since Dagenais c. Radio-Canada, rendered in 1994, the Supreme Court of Canada has never questioned t...
Since Dagenais c. Radio-Canada, rendered in 1994, the Supreme Court of Canada has never questioned t...
Abstract: Using the recent debate over lesbian and gay marriage as a starting point, this article ex...
Since Dagenais c. Radio-Canada, rendered in 1994, the Supreme Court of Canada has never questioned t...
This paper offers a brief overview of Canadian case law since the Canadian Charter of Rights and Fre...
In recent years, freedom of religion jurisprudence has emerged as a key site for the illumination of...
In recent years, freedom of religion jurisprudence has emerged as a key site for the illumination of...
This thesis analyzes Australian and Canadian approaches to rights conflict focusing on challenges be...
If there is no hierarchy of rights in Canada, then why does freedom of religion so often seem to los...
This paper takes as its starting point a the oretical gap in the jurisprudence of the Supreme Court ...
This paper takes as its starting point a the oretical gap in the jurisprudence of the Supreme Court ...
This article examines three axes around which contemporary Canadian debates on freedom of religion a...
This Article examines whether the global trend of codifying rights in entrenched bills accompanied b...
This Article examines whether the global trend of codifying rights in entrenched bills accompanied b...
Since Dagenais c. Radio-Canada, rendered in 1994, the Supreme Court of Canada has never questioned t...
Since Dagenais c. Radio-Canada, rendered in 1994, the Supreme Court of Canada has never questioned t...
Since Dagenais c. Radio-Canada, rendered in 1994, the Supreme Court of Canada has never questioned t...
Abstract: Using the recent debate over lesbian and gay marriage as a starting point, this article ex...
Since Dagenais c. Radio-Canada, rendered in 1994, the Supreme Court of Canada has never questioned t...
This paper offers a brief overview of Canadian case law since the Canadian Charter of Rights and Fre...
In recent years, freedom of religion jurisprudence has emerged as a key site for the illumination of...
In recent years, freedom of religion jurisprudence has emerged as a key site for the illumination of...
This thesis analyzes Australian and Canadian approaches to rights conflict focusing on challenges be...