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Public Law and Legislation (Canada)

Published by Craig Forcese

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The podcast feed archives the lectures prepared for the first year course Public Law and Legislation at uOttawa law school in 2015

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  1. Lecture 26 Judicial Review of Administrative Action from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202421 min

    Lecture 26 Judicial Review of Administrative Action Craig Forcese

  2. Lecture 25 Judicial Review of Legislative Action from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202422 min

    Lecture 25 Judicial Review of Legislative Action Craig Forcese

  3. Lecture 24 Mechanics of Statutory Intepretation from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202439 min

    Lecture 24 Mechanics of Statutory Intepretation Craig Forcese

  4. Lecture 23 Introduction to Statutory Interpretation from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202422 min

    Lecture 23 Introduction to Statutory Interpretation Craig Forcese

  5. Lecture 22 Judicial Independence from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202419 min

    Lecture 22 Judicial Independence Craig Forcese

  6. Lecture 21 Federal Appointment of Judges from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202422 min

    Lecture 21 Federal Appointment of Judges Craig Forcese

  7. Lecture 20 Introduction to the Judicial Branch from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202418 min

    Lecture 20 Introduction to the Judicial Branch Craig Forcese

  8. Lecture 19 Transparency in Executive Government from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202413 min

    Lecture 19 Transparency in Executive Government Craig Forcese

  9. Lecture 18 Keeping Government Honest from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202427 min

    Lecture 18 Keeping Government Honest Craig Forcese

  10. Lecture 17 Executive Branch and Independence from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202414 min

    Lecture 17 Executive Branch and Independence Craig Forcese

  11. Lecture 16 Executive Branch Powers from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202418 min

    Lecture 16 Executive Branch Powers Craig Forcese

  12. Lecture 15 Executive Branch Overview from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202434 min

    Lecture 15 Executive Branch Overview Craig Forcese

  13. Lecture 14 How to Do a Quick Read of a Statute from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202415 min

    Lecture 14 How to Do a Quick Read of a Statute Craig Forcese

  14. Lecture 13(a) Legislative Process from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202414 min

    Lecture 13(a) Legislative Process Craig Forcese

  15. Lecture 13 Functions of Parliament from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202427 min

    Lecture 13 Functions of Parliament Craig Forcese

  16. Lecture 12 Parliamentary Proceedings and Privilege from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202424 min

    Lecture 12 Parliamentary Proceedings and Privilege Craig Forcese

  17. Lecture 11 Parliament — Bringing the Elements Together from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202427 min

    Lecture 11 Parliament — Bringing the Elements Together Craig Forcese

  18. Lecture 10 House of Commons 3 — Elections Cont’d from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202431 min

    Lecture 10 House of Commons 3 — Elections Cont’d Craig Forcese

  19. Lecture 9 House of Commons 2 — Key Actors in Elections from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202426 min

    Lecture 9 House of Commons 2 — Key Actors in Elections Craig Forcese

  20. Lecture 8 House of Commons 1 — Right to Vote from Public Law and Legislation (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 202426 min

    Lecture 8 House of Commons 1 — Right to Vote Craig Forcese

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