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Public and Constitutional Law (Canada)

Published by Craig Forcese

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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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  1. Lecture 21 Judicial Review of Administrative Action from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202421 min

    Lecture 21 Judicial Review of Administrative Action Craig Forcese

  2. Lecture 20 Mechanics of Statutory Interpretation from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202439 min

    Lecture 20 Mechanics of Statutory Interpretation Craig Forcese

  3. Lecture 19 Introduction to Statutory Interpretation from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202422 min

    Lecture 19 Introduction to Statutory Interpretation Craig Forcese

  4. Lecture 18 Judicial Independence from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202419 min

    Lecture 18 Judicial Independence Craig Forcese

  5. Lecture 17 Federal Appointment of Judges from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202422 min

    Lecture 17 Federal Appointment of Judges Craig Forcese

  6. Lecture 16 Introduction to the Judicial Branch from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202416 min

    Lecture 16 Introduction to the Judicial Branch Craig Forcese

  7. Lecture 15 Transparency in Executive Government from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202413 min

    Lecture 15 Transparency in Executive Government Craig Forcese

  8. Lecture 14 Executive Branch Powers from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202418 min

    Lecture 14 Executive Branch Powers Craig Forcese

  9. Lecture 13 Executive Branch Overview from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202434 min

    Podcast 13 Executive Branch Overview Craig Forcese

  10. Lecture 12 How to Do a Quick Read of a Statute from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202415 min

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

  11. Lecture 11 Functions of Parliament from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202427 min

    Lecture 11 Functions of Parliament Craig Forcese

  12. Lecture 10 Parliamentary Proceedings and Privilege from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202424 min

    Lecture 10 Parliamentary Proceedings and Privilege Craig Forcese

  13. Lecture 9 Parliament — Bringing the Elements Together from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202427 min

    In the original podcast series, this was podcast 11

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

    Apr 16, 202426 min

    Lecture 7 The Undemocratic Parliament — The Senate Craig Forcese

  15. Lecture 7 The Undemocratic Parliament — The Senate from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202422 min

    Lecture 7 The Undemocratic Parliament — The Senate Craig Forcese

  16. Lecture 6 Separation of Powers and Parliamentary Sovereignty from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202423 min

    Lecture 6 Separation of Powers and Parliamentary Sovereignty Craig Forcese

  17. Lecture 5 Constitutional Blueprint from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202421 min

    Lecture 5 Constitutional Blueprint Craig Forcese

  18. Lecture 4 The Rule of Law and Constitutional Supremacy from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202431 min

    Lecture 4 The Rule of Law and Constitutional Supremacy Craig Forcese

  19. Lecture 3 Conceptual History (North America) from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202445 min

    Lecture 3 Conceptual History (North America) Craig Forcese

  20. Lecture 2 Conceptual History (UK) from Public and Constitutional Law (Canada), opens in a new tab

    Apr 16, 202436 min

    Lecture 2 Conceptual History (UK) Craig Forcese

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