FIAT JUSTITIA RUAT CAELUM
Past Issues
Vol 55 No 1 (January 2022)
Vol 54 No 3 (September 2021)
Vol 54 No 2 (September 2021)
Vol 54 No 1 (September 2021)
Vol 53 No 4 (September 2021): Special “British Columbia’s Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act” Edition
Vol 53 No 3 (April 2021)
Vol 53 No 2 (December 2020)
Vol 53 No 1 (February 2020): Special “Deliberative Democracy, Peace Referendums, and Constitutional Settlement” Section
Vol 52 No 3 (October 2019)
Vol 52 No 2 (June 2019)
Vol 52 No 1 (January 2019)
Vol 51 No 3 (September 2018)
Vol 51 No 2 (August 2018)
Vol 51 No 1 (January 2018)
Vol 50 No 4 (November 2017): Special “Property in the City” Edition
Vol 50 No 3 (August 2017)
Vol 50 No 2 (July 2017)
Vol 50 No 1 (February 2017)
Vol 49 No 3 (November 2016): Special “Law: Past, Present, and Future” Graduate Student Conference Edition
Vol 49 No 2 (August 2016)
Vol 49 No 1 (January 2016)
Vol 48 No 3 (October 2015): Special “Tsilhqot’in Nation v British Columbia Decision” Edition
Vol 48 No 2 (July 2015)
Vol 48 No 1 (January 2015)
Vol 47 No 3 (December 2014): Special “Law on the Edge” Edition
Vol 47 No 2 (July 2014)
Vol 47 No 1 (January 2014)
Vol 46 No 3 (September 2013): Special “Media Law & Video Games” Edition
Vol 46 No 1 (June 2013)
Vol 46 No 1 (January 2013)
Vol 45 No 3 (October 2012): Special “Corporate Social Responsibility in the Pacific Rim” Edition
Vol 45 No 2 (June 2012)
Vol 45 No 1 (January 2012)
Vol 44 No 3 (September 2011): Special “Responsive Regulation” Edition
Vol 44 No 2 (May 2011)
Vol 44 No 1 (March 2011): Special “Diversity in the Law” Edition
Vol 43 No 2 (January 2011)
Vol 43 No 1 (September 2010)
Vol 42 No 2 (July 2010)
Vol 42 No 1 (August 2009)
Volume 55, Issue 1 (January 2022)
ARTICLES
Rory Gillis, “Federalism and Interprovincial Infrastructure Disputes in Canada” pp 1–50
Citation info: (2022) 55:1 UBC L Rev 1
Darcy Lindberg, “UNDRIP and the Renewed Application of Indigenous Laws in the Common Law” pp 51–80
Citation info: (2022) 55:1 UBC L Rev 51
Donald J. Netolitzky, “Worn Out Faces: Repeat Self-Represented Litigants at the Supreme Court of Canada” pp 81-148
Citation info: (2022) 55:1 UBC L Rev 81
Andrew Pilliar, “Filling the Normative Hole at the Centre of Access to Justice: Toward a Person-Centred Conception” pp 149-202
Citation info: (2022) 55:1 UBC L Rev 149
Douglas Sarro, “Corporate Veil-Piercing and Structures of Canadian Business Law” pp 203-250
Citation info: (2022) 55:1 UBC L Rev 203
Logan Stack, “Warm Climate, Slow Change: Climate Tort Claims in Canada and the Potential for Legislative Intervention” pp 251-310
Citation info: (2022) 55:1 UBC L Rev 251
REFLECTIONS
Remarks of the Honourable Malcolm Rowe, “The Virtue of Judicial Restraint, or Who Guards the Guardians?” pp 311-322
Citation info: (2022) 55:1 UBC L Rev 311
Volume 54, Issue 3 (September 2021)
Marie-Andrée Denis-Boileau, “The Gladue Analysis: Shedding Light on Appropriate Sentencing Procedures and Sanctions” pp 537–628
Citation info: (2021) 54:3 UBC L Rev 537
Ryan Handlarski, “Canada’s Wonderlands: Can a Convicted Sex Offender Subject to a Section 161(1)(a) Order Legally Enter an Amusement Park?” pp 629–92
Citation info: (2021) 54:3 UBC L Rev 629
Camden Hutchison & Li-Wen Lin, “The Growth of Vancouver as an Innovation Hub: Challenges and Opportunities” pp 693–762
Citation info: (2021) 54:3 UBC L Rev 693
Richard Jochelson, David Ireland & Hannah Taylor, “Clearing Your History: A Review of Non-Consensual Distribution of Intimate Images in Canada and Future Responses” pp 763–814
Citation info: (2021) 54:3 UBC L Rev 763
Alyn James Johnson, “The Genealogy of Core Jurisdiction” pp 815–88
Citation info: (2021) 54:3 UBC L Rev 815
Matt Malone, “Consequences of the Criminalization of Trade Secret Theft in Canada” pp 889–934
Citation info: (2021) 54:3 UBC L Rev 889
Terry Skolnik, “Precedent, Principles, and Presumptions” pp 935–985
Citation info: (2021) 54:3 UBC L Rev 935
Volume 54, Issue 2 (September 2021)
Hassan M. Ahmad, “Transnational Torts Against Private Corporations: A Functional Theory for the Application of Customary International Law Post-Nevsun” pp 299–352
Citation info: (2021) 54:2 UBC L Rev 299
Eszter Bodnár, “A ‘Comparative Constitutional Powerhouse’ in Action: An Empirical Study of the Supreme Court of Canada’s Use of Comparative Law Based on Interviews and Case Citations” pp 353–402
Citation info: (2021) 54:2 UBC L Rev 353
Janina Boughey, “The Culture of Justification in Administrative Law: Rationales and Consequences” pp 403–54
Citation info: (2021) 54:2 UBC L Rev 403
Reagan Seidler, “The Law of Haunted Houses: A Comment on Stigmatized Properties Following Wang v Shao” pp 455–82
Citation info: (2021) 54:2 UBC L Rev 455
Anna S. P. Wong, “Fresh Consideration Rule: Insights from Its Resurrection in Quach v Mitrux Services Ltd” pp 483–536
Citation info: (2021) 54:2 UBC L Rev 483
Volume 54, Issue 1 (September 2021)
Joshua Blum, “The Chiarelli Doctrine: Immigration Exceptionalism and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms” pp 1–62
Citation info: (2021) 54:1 UBC L Rev 1
Jonathan de Vries, “The Super Panel Doctrine” pp 63–118
Citation info: (2021) 54:1 UBC L Rev 63
Rebecca Dickson, “Does the Notice of Objection Mechanism Available to Civil Resolution Tribunal Small Claims Parties Enhance Access to Justice?” pp 119–50
Citation info: (2021) 54:1 UBC L Rev 119
Kyle McCleery, “’Resort to the Easy Answer’: Gladue and the Treatment of Indigenous NCRMD Accused by the British Columbia Review Board” pp 151–202
Citation info: (2021) 54:1 UBC L Rev 151
Tamar Meshel, “From Nevsun v Araya to the CORE: Taking Stock of State-Based Business and Human Rights Grievance Mechanisms in Canada” pp 203–51
Citation info: (2021) 54:1 UBC L Rev 203
Teresa Scassa, “Administrative Law and the Governance of Automated Decision Making: A Critical Look at Canada’s Directive on Automated Decision Making” pp 251–98
Citation info: (2021) 54:1 UBC L Rev 251
Volume 53, Issue 4 (September 2021)
EDITOR’S NOTE: Please note that Issues 3 and 4 of Volume 53 were meant to have been published in 2020 along with Issues 1 and 2. However, due to COVID-19, publication of Issues 3 and 4 was delayed until 2021. Therefore, the date of publication for Volume 53, Issues 1 and 2 is 2020 and for Volume 53, Issues 3 and 4 is 2021. These are the dates that ought to be used when citing articles from those issues.
ARTICLES
John Borrows, “Foreword to the Special Issue: British Columbia’s Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act” pp 957–70
Citation info: (2021) 53:4 UBC L Rev 970
Nigel Bankes, “Implementing UNDRIP: An Analysis of British Columbia’s Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act” pp 971–1016
Citation info: (2021) 53:4 UBC L Rev 971
Ryan Beaton, “Performing Sovereignty in a Time of Ideological Instability: BC’s Bill 41 and the Reception of UNDRIP into Canadian Law” pp 1017–64
Citation info: (2021) 53:4 UBC L Rev 1017
Brenda L. Gunn, “Legislation and Beyond: Implementing and Interpreting the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples” pp 1065–96
Citation info: (2021) 53:4 UBC L Rev 1065
Robert Hamilton, “The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the Division of Powers: Considering Federal and Provincial Authority in Implementation” pp 1097–1146
Citation info: (2021) 53:4 UBC L Rev 1097
Sheryl Lightfoot, “A Leopard Cannot Hide Its Spots: Unmasking Opposition to the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples” pp 1147–84
Citation info: (2021) 53:4 UBC L Rev 1147
Joshua Nichols & Sarah Morales, “Finding Reconciliation in Dark Territory: Coastal Gaslink, Coldwater, and the Possible Futures of DRIPA” pp 1185–1236
Citation info: (2021) 53:4 UBC L Rev 1185
Kerry Wilkins, “So You Want to Implement UNDRIP…” pp 1237–1305
Citation info: (2021) 53:4 UBC L Rev 1237