Canadian legal history : the twentieth-century thought

8 Pages·2000·0.26 MB·English

by  Risk, R. C. B., 1936-

INTENSIVE COURSE, 2000-2001
CANADIAN LEGAL HISTORY:
THE TWENTIETH-CENTURY THOUGHT
Professor Risk
Office: Room 3029 (Second Floor, Library)
PhoneS: 705-277-9408 (home)
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416-978-5540 (office)
Email: [email protected]
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INTENSIVE COURSE, 2000-2001
CANADIAN LEGAL HISTORY:
THE TWENTIETH-CENTURY THOUGHT
Professor Risk
Office: Room 3029 (Second Floor, Library)
PhoneS: 705-277-9408 (home)
416-978-5540 (office)
Email [email protected]
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University of Toronto
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part I The Late Nineteenth Century: The Original World
Chapter 1 The Common Law - and Legal Education
Langdell Preface.1
Reeve Inaugural Address.3
Note The Common Law In Canada.6
Chapter 2 The British Constitution
Dicey The Law Of The Constitution. 1
Note Some Questions About Dicey.13
Sugarman Review.14
Chapter 3 Interpretation
Maxwell The Interpretation Of Statutes.1
Note Interpretation In The Late Nineteenth Century.5
Chapter 4 Federalism
Note Federalism In The Late Nineteenth Century.1
Lefroy The Law Of Legislative Power In Canada.9
Part II The 1930s: The World Turned Upside Down
Chapter 5 Legal Thought In The Early Twentieth Century
Note Legal Thought In the 1920s and 1930s.1
Fisher American Legal Realism.3
Singer Legal Realism Now.6
Pound Mechanical Jurisprudence.14
Pound The Theory of Judicial Decision.17
Cook Scientific Method and the Law.20
Cohen Transendental Nonsense.28
Risk Volume One of the Journal: A Belated Review.42
Kennedy Some Aspects ... Constitutional Law.46
Wright An “Extra-Legal” Approach to Law.50
Chapter 6 Interpretation
Note Interpretation in the 1920s and 1930s.1
Smith The Residue of Power in Canada.2
Note Developments in the 1930s.4
Corry Administrative Law.6
Willis Statute Interpretation In A Nutshell.9
Note Suggestions About The Interpretation Scholarship.20
Chapter 7 Federalism
Note Federalism In The 1920s and 1930s.1
Scott The Development Of Canadian Federalism.3
Kennedy Law and Custom In The Canadian Constitution.8
Kennedy Our Constitution In The Melting Pot.11
Macdonald Judicial Interpretation.13
Note The C.B.R. Symposium.15
Chapter 8 The Administrative State
Note The Administrative State In The 1920s and 1930s.1
Dicey The Law Of The Constitution.2
Dicey The Development Of Administrative Law.6
Loughlin Public Law And Political Theory.9
Hewart The New Despotism.16
Willis Three Approaches To Administrative Law.19
Hopkins Administrative Justice In Canada.33
Risk Lawyers, Courts, And The Rise.44
Chapter 9 Legal Education
Risk The Many Minds Of W.PM. Kennedy.1
Part III The 1950s to the 1970s: The World Made Safe For the Suburbs
Chapter 10 Legal Thought Generally - And Legal Education
Peller Neutral Principles in the 1950s.1
Wright The Professional Law School.7
Report of the Curriculum Committee.22
Gordon Recent Developments.26
Chapter 11 Federalism: Bora Las kin and Bill Lederman
Note Introduction.1
Laskin Peace, Order and Good Government Reconsidered.5
Laskin Tests For The Validity Of Legislation.12
Laskin Provincial Marketing Levies.13
Lederman Classification of Laws.24
Lederman Unity and Diversity In Canadian Federalism.28
Part IV The 1980s and 1990s: The World Turned Upside Down Again
Chapter 12 The Changes in the 1980s - And Legal Education
Grey Review of Duxbury..1
Report of the Curriculum Committee, 1996.4