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Lectures from a course on public and constitutional law co-taught by Craig Forcese at uOttawa Faculty of Law in 2017. These lectures cover the public law foundation of Canadian law.
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Lecture 21 Judicial Review of Administrative Action Craig Forcese
Lecture 20 Mechanics of Statutory Interpretation Craig Forcese
Lecture 19 Introduction to Statutory Interpretation Craig Forcese
Lecture 18 Judicial Independence Craig Forcese
Lecture 17 Federal Appointment of Judges Craig Forcese
Lecture 16 Introduction to the Judicial Branch Craig Forcese
Lecture 15 Transparency in Executive Government Craig Forcese
Lecture 14 Executive Branch Powers Craig Forcese
Podcast 13 Executive Branch Overview Craig Forcese
Podcast 14 How to Do a Quick Read of a Statute Craig Forcese
Lecture 11 Functions of Parliament Craig Forcese
Lecture 10 Parliamentary Proceedings and Privilege Craig Forcese
In the original podcast series, this was podcast 11
Lecture 7 The Undemocratic Parliament — The Senate Craig Forcese
Lecture 7 The Undemocratic Parliament — The Senate Craig Forcese
Lecture 6 Separation of Powers and Parliamentary Sovereignty Craig Forcese
Lecture 5 Constitutional Blueprint Craig Forcese
Lecture 4 The Rule of Law and Constitutional Supremacy Craig Forcese
Lecture 3 Conceptual History (North America) Craig Forcese
Lecture 2 Conceptual History (UK) Craig Forcese
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