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Legislative Disagreements and Policy Implementation in the Charter Era
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James B. Kelly
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- List of Figures and Tables ix
- Acknowledgments xi
- List of Abbreviations xiv
- Introduction: Constraining the Court 1
- 1 Judicial Power and Policy Implementation in the Charter Er 20
- 2 Quebec and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms 50
- 3 Minority Language Education Rights and the Charter of the French Language 74
- 4 Bridging Schools and the “Major Part Requirement” 102
- 5 Quebec’s “Sign Law” and Freedom of Expression 142
- 6 Supervised Consumption Sites and the Respect for Communities Act 170
- 7 The Opioid Crisis and Canadian Federalism 206
- 8 Physician-assisted Suicide to Medical Assistance in Dying 248
- Conclusion 293
- Appendix: Remedial Activism, 1982–2022 (Statutes, Ministerial Discretion, and Administrative Decisions) 302
- Notes 312
- Bibliography 369
- Index 405
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- List of Figures and Tables ix
- Acknowledgments xi
- List of Abbreviations xiv
- Introduction: Constraining the Court 1
- 1 Judicial Power and Policy Implementation in the Charter Er 20
- 2 Quebec and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms 50
- 3 Minority Language Education Rights and the Charter of the French Language 74
- 4 Bridging Schools and the “Major Part Requirement” 102
- 5 Quebec’s “Sign Law” and Freedom of Expression 142
- 6 Supervised Consumption Sites and the Respect for Communities Act 170
- 7 The Opioid Crisis and Canadian Federalism 206
- 8 Physician-assisted Suicide to Medical Assistance in Dying 248
- Conclusion 293
- Appendix: Remedial Activism, 1982–2022 (Statutes, Ministerial Discretion, and Administrative Decisions) 302
- Notes 312
- Bibliography 369
- Index 405
