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URL:https://murmitoyen.com/events/vanille/udem/detail/363548
LOCATION:Université de Montréal - Pavillon Maximilien-Caron\, 3101\, chem
 in de la tour\, Montréal\, QC\, Canada\, H3T 1J7
SUMMARY:Reconsidering the Roots of the Living Tree: An Outsider's Suggestio
 n for Reimagining Canadian Judicial Federalism
DESCRIPTION:Conférenciers :
Stephen Ross\, Lewis H. Vovakis Distinguishe
 d Faculty ScholarProfessor of LawDirector\, Penn State Institute for Spor
 ts Law\, Policy\, and ResearchRichard Janda\, Associate Professor
Associ
 ate Member\, McGill School of EnvironmentThe talk examines the living tree
  of Canadian federalism\, questioning how one can determine the natural li
 mits without an examination of the roots. I find them in Hector Langevin
 ’s argument during Confederation debates that federalism assigned matter
 s dividing Canadians demographically to the provinces and those dividing t
 hem ideologically to Ottawa. The talk then critiques the PC and SCC’s a
 historical approach\, which is difficult to differentiate from unbridled j
 udicial discretion\, and applies Langevin’s distinction to modern issues
 . The result would expand the scope of s. 91(2) but limit the paramountcy 
 doctrine to increase provincial legislative authority over related matters
  under the double aspect doctrine.
Cette formation a fait l'objet d'une 
 demande de reconnaissance de auprès du Barreau du Québec (1h30)
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