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Divers - 2022 - volume 67:4 Divers

Volume 67 Index — Index du volume 67

Volume 67 Index Index du volume 67 ARTICLES—AUTHORS ARTICLES — AUTEURS   BLOMLEY, NICHOLAS, FERENCZ, SARAH, FLYNN, ALEXANDRA & SYLVESTRE, MARIE-EVE Are Tents a “Home”? Extending Section 8 Privacy Rights for the Precariously Housed....................................................................... 67:369   BOULANGER-BONNELLY, JÉRÉMY Actions collectives et tribunaux administratifs : un vide juridictionnel à combler............................................................................. 67:453   COSSETTE-LEFEBVRE, Étienne Litigating Cross-Border Aboriginal Title Claims in Canada: The Possibility (and Necessity) of …

Recension des thèses - 2022 - volume 67:4 | | Language - English Recension des thèses

Thesis Survey — Recension des thèses

Thesis Survey — Recension des thèses I.  Doctoral Theses / Thèses de doctorat Ada Tchoukou, Julie Ynes. Legal Development and the Democratization of Human Rights in Post-modern Africa: A Case for the Legal Regulation of Cultural Violence against Girls, University of Ottawa. Aikenhead, Moira. Canada’s Criminal Justice Response to Technology-Facilitated Intimate Partner Violence, …

Conférence et discours - 2022 - volume 67:4 | | Language - English Conférence et discours

Making Meaning: Indigenous Legal Education and Student Action

Introduction: Contextualizing the Big Questions I struggle to find life’s meaning. The book The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy says that the answer is 42. While I like this answer, this issue is not solely numeric or metaphysical. Ordinary questions about life’s physical trajectory can be difficult, such as “where did …

John Borrows*
Article - 2022 - volume 67:4 | | Language - English Article

Are Tents a “Home”? Extending Section 8 Privacy Rights for the Precariously Housed

Introduction In 2018, police seized drugs from Mr. Louis Picard’s tent without a warrant. Mr. Picard’s tent was located on the same stretch of sidewalk in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside (DTES) for two years, where he lived with his girlfriend, never leaving the space unattended.[1] At the heart of the case was …

Sarah Ferencz, Nicholas Blomley, Alexandra Flynn & Marie-Eve Sylvestre*