دانلود کتاب Canadian Constitutional Law

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Cover
Summary Table of Contents
PART I: Introduction to Canadian Constitutional Law
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Judicial Review and Constitutional Interpretation
PART II: Federalism
Chapter 3 - From Contact to Confederation
Chapter 4 - The Late Nineteenth Century: The Canadian Courts Under the Influence
Chapter 5 - The Early Twentieth Century: The Beginnings of Economic Regulation
Chapter 6 - The 1930s: The Depression and the New Deal
Chapter 7 - Federalism and the Modern Canadian State
Chapter 8 - Interpreting the Division of Powers
Chapter 9 - Peace, Order, and Good Government
Chapter 10 - Economic Regulation
Chapter 11 - Criminal Law and Procedure
Chapter 12 - Instruments of Flexibility in the Federal System
I. Introduction
II. The Spending Power
III. Intergovernmental Agreements
IV. Delegation
PART III: The Judiciary
Chapter 13 - The Role of the Judiciary
I. Introduction and Overview of This Chapter
II. The Court Structure
III. The Separation of Powers and the Section 96 Courts
A. Section 96 and the Adjudicative Function
B. Section 96 Constraints on Parliament
C. Section 96 and the Entitlement to Review and Appeal
D. Section 96 and Access to Justice
IV. The Independence of the Judiciary
V. The Judicial Appointment Process
A. Introduction
B. The Provincial Appointments Process
C. The Federal Appointments Process
1. Appointment of Superior Court and Federal Court Judges
2. Appointments to the Supreme Court of Canada
VI. Judicial Security of Tenure
PART IV: Aboriginal Peoples
Chapter 14 - Aboriginal Peoples and the Constitution
PART V: Rights
Chapter 15 - Antecedents of the Charter
Chapter 16 - The Advent of the Charter
Chapter 17 - The Framework of the Charter
Chapter 18 - Application
Chapter 19 - Freedom of Religion
Chapter 20 - Freedom of Expression
Chapter 21 - Freedom of Association
Chapter 22 - The Right to Life, Liberty, and Security of the Person
Chapter 23 - Equality Rights
Chapter 24 - Language Rights
I. Introduction
II. Language Rights and the Constitution
III. Interpreting Language Rights
A. The Federal Bargain
B. Charter Language Rights
IV. Proposals for Constitutional Amendment
Chapter 25 - Enforcement of Rights
Chapter 26 - Amending the Constitution
I. Introduction: Why Amend
II. Constitutional Amendment in Canada Before 1982
A. Constitutional Amendment at Confederation
B. Toward a Domestic Amendment Procedure
D. Meech Lake and Charlottetown: Failed Constitutional Reforms
1. The Meech Lake Accord
2. The Charlottetown Accord
III. Constitutional Amendment After 1982
A. Design Issues
B. The Law and Convention of Provincial Consent
C. The Constitution’s Amendment Formula
E. Is Comprehensive Constitutional Reform Possible?
IV. Modern Challenges to Constitutional Change
A. Constitutional Amendment and Quebec Sovereignty
1. A Quebec Veto and the Regional Veto Act
2. Quebec Secession
B. Senate Reform
C. The Status of the Supreme Court
V. Comparative and Theoretical Perspectives on Constitutional Amendment
A. The World’s Most Rigid Constitution?
B. Formal and Informal Amendment
C. An Unconstitutional Constitutional Amendment?