The Supreme Court by Numbers 2: The McLachlin Years
This article was co-written by Richard Haigh and Victoria Peter. Part I is found here. Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin is now the longest serving chief justice in Canadian history, having...
Author: Richard Haigh
The Supreme Court by Numbers (of Words) (Part 1)
This article was co-authored by Richard Haigh and Victoria Peter. Few things in Canadian legal circles are as agonizingly analyzed as Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) judgments. Scholars parse them...
Quebec (Attoney General) v Canadian Owners and Pilots Association: Why the SCC Makes Me Feel Like a Leafs Fan
I love the Supreme Court of Canada. I really do. I have spent most of my career trying to defend it (at least to my first year constitutional law classes). Very...
Opening Its Eyes: Conscience and the Supreme Court in Hutterian Brethren of Wilson Colony
TheCourt.ca is pleased to present this piece from Professor Richard Haigh of Osgoode Hall Law School, commenting on the recent Supreme Court of Canada case, Alberta v Hutterian Brethren of Wilson...
