April 2011 Newsletter of David Asper Centre for Constitutional Rights
The David Asper Centre for Constitutional Rights at the University of Toronto has published its April 2011 newsletter.
It contains articles on a number of Supreme Court of Canada cases dealing with the award of costs in Charter litigation, the constitutionality of a pan-Canadian securities regulator, the constitutional right to a lawyer during a police interrogation, possible discrimination in government supplementary death benefits programs, etc.
The issue also features the 2011 Morris A. Gross Memorial Lecture by Marlys Edwardh of Sack Goldblatt Mitchell LLP on legal aid and Charter challlenges.
The complete list of newsletters can be found on the Centre's Resources page.
It contains articles on a number of Supreme Court of Canada cases dealing with the award of costs in Charter litigation, the constitutionality of a pan-Canadian securities regulator, the constitutional right to a lawyer during a police interrogation, possible discrimination in government supplementary death benefits programs, etc.
The issue also features the 2011 Morris A. Gross Memorial Lecture by Marlys Edwardh of Sack Goldblatt Mitchell LLP on legal aid and Charter challlenges.
The complete list of newsletters can be found on the Centre's Resources page.
Labels: Charter, constitutional law, legal aid, Supreme Court of Canada
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