Jean-Christophe Bédard-Rubin

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Jean-Christophe Bédard-Rubin

Jean-Christophe Bédard-Rubin

@BedardRubin

Katılım Mart 2021
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Jackman Law
Jackman Law@UofTJackmanLaw·
Today! A panel of legal experts from #UofTLaw will explore the rationale and implications of the recent Supreme Court of Canada’s ruling on 'An Act respecting First Nations, Inuit and Métis children, youth and families.' Register for this virtual event: bit.ly/4bxwieP
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Matt Harrington
Matt Harrington@MattHar65517869·
Columbia Sportswear has a new campaign in MTL. "Be the Goat". Except the French translation means to literally be the animal. "Ça, c’est un crime d’acronyme." @Columbia1938
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Peter Loewen
Peter Loewen@PeejLoewen·
There was an interesting paper from Turgeon et al in 2019, showing with data from 2014 that Quebecers who hold more liberal views on social issues are more supportive of bans on the public wearing of religious symbols/clothes by public servants. It’s here: bit.ly/3wNCzjt
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IACL-AIDC@iacl_aidc·
Registration is now open for the Central European University’s 10th Annual Summer School course on Constitution-Building in Africa, in Budapest from 3 – 14 July, 2023 (@CMM_CPT_SA)⬇️ blog-iacl-aidc.org/announcements/…
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David Kenny
David Kenny@dkennytcd·
Comparative and public law friends: finalising reading lists for a new LL.M. course on Judging in Apex Courts that I'm co-teaching with Ireland's former Chief Justice. Anyone know any great scholarship on judges and judging that I might have missed? All recommendations welcome!
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Jean-Christophe Bédard-Rubin@BedardRubin·
Good thread. The role of LGs in the Canadian const'l system deserves more serious attention. In this case, the parallel with the LG Quebec giving royal assent to the bill abolishing the oath to the King and the (unusual) press release explaining his decision seems obvious.
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Jackman Law
Jackman Law@UofTJackmanLaw·
The Doctrine of Discovery was only given legal life by the United States. So why do we bother talking about it in Canada? Read the latest #OpEd from #UofTLaw Professor Douglas Sanderson (Amo Binashii) here: theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…
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Zaid Al-Ali
Zaid Al-Ali@zalali·
The participation rate in Tunisia's constitutional referendum was ~27%. By way of comparison: UK Brexit (2016): 72% France Maastricht (1992): 71% Egypt constitution (2012): 32% Egypt constitution (2014): 38.6% Iraq constitution (2005): 63% Spain constitution (1978): 67%
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Zaid Al-Ali@zalali·
it's actually difficult to find a single example of a referendum with turnout of less than 30%.
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Preston Jordan Lim
Preston Jordan Lim@PrestonJordanL1·
Calling all my law & history nerds out there📣Pleased to announce a new podcast, Time Immemorial, which my friend, Gregory Ringkamp, and I are producing in partnership with the @OsgoodeSociety. We look at key episodes in Canadian legal history. osgoodesociety.ca/podcast/
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Jean-Christophe Bédard-Rubin
Jean-Christophe Bédard-Rubin@BedardRubin·
@JFGDesBiens @UTLaw Merci beaucoup Jean-François! Je m'estime quand même chanceux que le dernier franco-québécois à y avoir enseigné le droit constitutionnel n'ait pas laissé un traumatisme trop profond. Ça leur a sûrement donner le goût de récidiver!
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