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CALT
Conference, Winnipeg
31 May - 1 June
2004
“Law’s
Confluence”
May
31, 2004
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9:00-10:30-
Concurrent Sessions |
Critical Approaches
to
Private Law
Katrina Wyman
(NYU)
“The Political Economy of
Restitution: Explaining the Responses of Settler Societies to Claims
of Indigenous Peoples”.
Laura Watts (UBC)
“The Sins of the Father: A
Social Analysis of Fiduciary Duty in Canada Regarding Sexual Abuse
of Children”.
Sophia Moreau
(Toronto)
“The Wrongs of Unequal
Treatment”.
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Comparative
Criminal Law
Mark Carter
(Sask.)
“Current Tensions in the
Federation: Provincial Prosecution Policy”.
Gary Botting
(UBC)
“The Confluence of
Extradition Practice in Canada and the United States”.
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10:30-10:45
Coffee Break
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10:45-12:30 |
Plenary Session:
Judicial Biography
DeLloyd Guth (Manitoba)
(moderator)
Jameson
Doig (Princeton)
Hon.
Robert Sharpe (OCA)
Philip
Girard (Dalhousie)
Marie-Claire Belleau
(Laval)
Rebecca Johnson
(Victoria)
John McEvoy (UNB)
“Individuals, Ideologies and
Institutions: Biography at the Supreme
Court”.
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Annual
General Meeting – Lunch provided
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May
31, 2004
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1:30-3:00
Concurrent Sessions |
Reasonableness & Public
Law
Mayo Moran (Toronto)
“Transporting the
Reasonableness Standard to s.15 of the
Charter”.
Nicolas Lambert
(McGill)
“Statutory Discretion, the
Charter of Rights and “Reasonableness in the Administrative Law
Sense”.
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International
Law (1)
Kim Brooks (Queen’s)
“Corporate Tax Rates and
Regimes: Global Convergence”.
Andrew Newcombe
(Victoria)
“Protection of Property
Rights in Globalizing
World: Convergence or Divergence in Canadian and International
Law”. |
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3:00-3:15
Coffee Break
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3:30-5:00
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Pre-tenure
Faculty Scholarship and Pedagogy
Workshop
Legal
scholarship, teaching innovations and technology tools: Preparing
for class or
preparing for the tenure process.
Kim
Brooks (Queen’s)
Annie
Rochette (UBC)
Lorna
Turnbull (Manitoba)
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Reception
with Dean Harvey Secter,
University
of Manitoba, Faculty of Law
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5:00-6:30
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Monday
Evening – No Events
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June
1st, 2004
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9:00-10:30
Concurrent Sessions |
Legal Education
Janine Benedet
(Osgoode)
“Explain your Answer: A
Critical History of the Law School Examination at Osgoode Hall Law
School”.
Rose Voyvodic
(Windsor)
Moira McCarney
(Windsor)
“Law’s Confluence and
Curriculum Development: Planning for
Change”.
Francois
Crépeau (Montreal)
Ana Bijelic (Montreal)
“Scholarly Journals and Legal
Training : the
Experience of the Revue québécoise du droit
international”.
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The Judicial Imagination
Richard Devlin
(Dalhousie)
Ronalda Murphy
(Dalhousie)
“Deliberative Democracy and the
Doctrine of the Duty to Consult: Do Political Philosophers and
Judges Have Anything to Say to the
Other?”
Heather McLeod-Kilmurray
(Ottawa)
“Judicial
Education and Judicial Neutrality: Does Judicial Education Lead to
Confluence between Social Priorities and Judicial
Perspectives?”
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10:30-10:45
Coffee Break
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10:45-12:30
Concurrent Sessions |
Legal Regulation
DeLloyd Guth (Manitoba)
(moderator)
R. Dale Brawn
(Laurentian)
Richard Willie
(Alberta)
Harold Dyck (Manitoba)
Thomas Mitchell
(Brandon)
Wes
Pue (UBC)
Louis
Knafla
“Prairie Lawyers and Law
Societies”. |
Restorative
Justice & ADR
“Law’s Confluence:
Participatory Justice, Restorative Justice and ADR”.
Bruce Archibald (Dalhousie)
“The Integration of Restorative
and Inclusionary Models of Criminal Justice: the Fair Exercise of
Discretion in Deliberative Democracy”.
Jennifer
Llewellyn (Dalhousie)
“Doing
Justice to ADR“.
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Lunch
(Sponsored by Carswell)
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June
1st, 2004
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2:00-3:30
Concurrent Sessions |
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International
Law (2)
Jillian Siskind
(Toronto)
“Complicity in Crimes against
Humanity: The Intersection of International Criminal and Canadian
Refugee Law”.
Jennifer Koshan
(Calgary)
“International Law &
Equality Rights: Trends in Supreme Court
Jurisprudence”. |
Administrative Law
France Houle (Montreal)
"A Competence : a
Prerequisite to Independence ?”
Laverne
Jacobs (Osgoode)
“Independence
and the Information and Privacy Commission: An Empirical
Study".
Gerald Heckman
(Osgoode)
“Independence,
International Law and Canadian Refugee
Determinations”.
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3:30-3:45
Coffee Break
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3:45-5:15
Concurrent Sessions |
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International
Law (3)
Neil Craik (Toronto/UNB)
“Transforming Interests:
International EIA and Compliance Theory".
Dianna Kyles (Queen’s)
“Merging Standards in
Conflicts of Law: A Comment on Beals v. Saldanha
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Andrew Green
(Toronto)
tba
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Identity
& Law
Mary
Jane Mossman (Osgoode)
“Historical
Patterns of Gender and Professionalism in Law : Challenges for
Two Women ‘in Law’”.
Maneesha
Deckha (Victoria)
“Show
Some Respect: The Range of Regard for Non-Persons in
Law”.
Heather
Conway (Queen’s,
Belfast)
"Perpetuating
Religious Prejudices from Beyond the Grave: An Anglo-Canadian
Perspective".
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CALT Dinner for New Professors
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Law
Forum
June
2, 2004
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9:00-10:30 |
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Maxime
St-Hilaire
(McGill)
Kimberley
White
(York)
Bruce Mabley
(Laval)
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“Reflections on the Development
of a Legal Epistemology”.
"From 'Knowing' to Legal
Knowledge: Deconstructing the Common-Sense Adjudication of Expertise
in Early-20th Century Canadian Murder
Trials."
“The End of Legal
Knowledge”. |
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10:30-10:45
Coffee break
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10:45-12:15 |
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Thaddeus
Hwong
(Osgoode)
Samuel E.
Trosow
(Western Ontario)
Arthur J.
Cockfield
(Queen's)
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“On Legal
Statistics: Is Quantitative Analysis of Judicial Decision Making
Legal Knowledge?”
“The Ownership and
Commodification of Legal Knowledge”.
“Toward a Law and Technology
Theory” |
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Lunch
(Sponsored by Council of Canadian Law
Deans)
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Legal Dimensions 2004:
Law and Citizenship
June 2,
2004
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2:00-3:30 |
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Moderator: Roderick Wood, Commissioner,
Law Commission of Canada
Discussant: Roderick Wood,
Commissioner, Law Commission of Canada |
Dr. Siobhan
Harty
Senior Policy Analyst,
HRDC
&
Dr. Michael
Murphy
Institute of
Intergovernmental Relations
Queen’s
University
Michel
Coutu
École
de relations industrielles
Mary Condon (Osgoode)
&
Lisa Philips
(Osgoode)
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“Multinational Citizenship:
Practical implications of a theoretical
model”
“The Crisis of the Welfare
State: A Demise of Social Citizenship? A Sociolegal
Viewpoint”
“Connecting Economy, Gender
and Citizenship : Possibilities and Limits” |
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3:30-3:45
Coffee Break |
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4:00-5:30 |
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Moderator:
Roderick Wood, Commissioner, Law Commission of
Canada
Discussant:
Professor Richard Janda, Faculty of Law, McGill |
Kim
Barry
Furman Fellow, NYU School of
Law
Audrey Macklin (Toronto)
Richard
Devlin (Dalhousie)
&
Dianne
Pothier (Dalhousie) |
“External
Citizenship”
“Law, Citizenship and Legal
Citizenship”
“Legal Responses to
Disability: Elements of a Theory of
Disitizenship”
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RECEPTION
(SPONSORED
BY THE LAW COMMISSION OF
CANADA) |
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Closing
Banquet- |
