Chapitres de livre

Unwritten principles and extreme cases

2024 droit constitutionnel comparé / contrôle judiciaire des lois

Ce contenu n'est pas disponible dans la langue sélectionnée. This chapter seeks a possible broader consensus regarding the exercise of judicial review based on unwritten constitutional principles (UCPs) by taking a ‘bottom-up’ or practice-based approach in examining and connecting a series of leading cases that are considered to exemplify the prevailing position under Westminster constitutions. From […] Lire la suite

Article

Constitutional Principles

2020 droit constitutionnel comparé / contrôle judiciaire des lois

Ce contenu n'est pas disponible dans la langue sélectionnée. Principles form part and parcel of our law and legal discourse, so much so that we seldom think of what they are and what they entail. For centuries they have been invoked daily to interpret and argue about the law. But when it comes to matters […] Lire la suite

Communication

How Exceptional is Judicial Review in Canada? Past, Present and Future

28 février 2018 Berkeley Canadian Studies Program Colloquium Series droit constitutionnel canadien / droit constitutionnel comparé

Ce contenu n'est pas disponible dans la langue sélectionnée. In the vast majority of legal systems, judicial review has become the principal mechanism through which most constitutional debates are eventually settled or at least receive some form of resolution. However, the terms of our national constitutions seldom provide for how the courts are to scrutinize […] Lire la suite