Vol. 94 No. 2 (2016)

Articles

• COULD COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION COMPANIES IMPROVE ACCESS TO JUSTICE?

  Gail E Henderson

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• STRIP-SEARCHING OF WOMEN IN CANADA: WRONGS AND RIGHTS

  Michelle PsutkaandElizabeth Sheehy

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• THE ULTRAHAZARDOUS ACTIVITY OF EXCLUDING FAMILY MEMBERS IN CANADA’S IMMIGRATION SYSTEM

  Jamie ChaiYun Liew

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• L’IMPASSE (DEADLOCK) EN MATIÈRE DE DIFFÉRENDS ENTRE ACTIONNAIRES AU QUÉBEC

  Me Charles Nadeau, Me Patrick Desalliers

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• THE ANGLO-AMERICAN/CONTINENTAL PRIVACY DIVIDE? HOW CIVILIAN PERSONALITY RIGHTS CAN HELP RECONCEPTUALIZE THE “RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN” TOWARDS GREATER TRANSNATIONAL INTEROPERABILITY

  Karen Eltis

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• EQUUSTEK V GOOGLE: LA RHÉTORIQUE DE LA VIRTUALITÉ EN DROIT INTERNATIONAL PRIVÉ

  Guillaume Laganière

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• THE IMMUNITY OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO LAW SOCIETY DISCIPLINE

  Andrew Flavelle Martin

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• LIVING BY PERCENTAGES: A CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE ON THE ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF LAWYERS ACTING AS TALENT AGENTS AND MANAGERS

  Bob Tarantino

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