New Journal Issues- September 2020

October 2, 2020

By Sara Stanley

Please note that the physical library space is still closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic: if you are interested in borrowing some of the following journal issues, please contact us by e-mail (reference@lawsociety.sk.ca), phone (1-877-989-4999 or 306-569-8020), chat or through our online catalogue, Primo.

The Criminal Law Quarterly

Volume 68, Number 3 (August 2020)

• Canada, China and Criminal Justice
• Criminal Appeals in the Supreme Court of Canada
• Unveiling the Mechanisms Behind Judicial Responses to De Minimis Claims in Trial-Level Assault Cases / Marc-Étienne O’Brien
• Privacy, Voyeurism, and Statutory Interpretation / Michael Plaxton
• Public Confidence in the Administration of Justice / William Poulos
• Evaluating Drug-Impaired Drivers Using the Drug Evaluation and Classification Program (DECP) in Canada / Gillian Sayer, M.Sc. and Melanie Brisson, H.B.Sc.
• Looks Can Be Deceiving: The Irrelevance of Demeanour in Witness Assessments / Anna S.P. Wong
• Constitutional and Quasi-Constitutional Privacy Protections: In Defence of a Heightened Expectation of Privacy for Young Persons Participating in the Digital World / Reem Zaia

Banking and Finance Law Review

Volume 35, Number 3 (August 2020)

• Open Banking: The Changing Nature of Regulating Banking Data- A Case Study of Australia and Singapore / Emma Leong
• Use Value and Time Value Through the Lens of Money Functions / Mark Hsiao
• Funding the Resolution of Systemically Important Banks: The Developing Country Challenge / Kemar Richards
• The Forgotten History of Provincial Insolvencies in Canada / Mandy Bedford
• The Phase-Out of LIBOR: A Primer / Kathy Martin and Maria Sagan
• Judicial Review of Unconventional Measures of the European Central bank: The OMT and PSPP Saga / Bernd Krauskopf, Dr. Gesine Wassenhoven, and Dr. Christian Heidfeld
• Government Student Loans- Multiple Date versus Single Date Approach: Goulding (Re) / Cody Reedman
• Standalone Mortgage Guarantees Subject to Ten-year Limitation Period / Sebastien Pepin
• The Legal Concept of Money [Book Review] / Benjamin Geva
• The Governance of Credit Rating Agencies: Regulatory Regimes and Liability Issues [Book Review] / Dr. Daniel Cash
• Market Manipulation and Insider Trading: Regulatory Challenges in the United States of America, the European Union and the United Kingdom [Book Review] / Janet Austin

Manitoba Law Journal

Volume 42, Issue 2

• Chief Justice Hugh Robson: His Original Voice and Contemporary Reflections

Manitoba Law Journal

Volume 42, Issue 5

• The Great Canadian Sedition Trials: The Courts and the Winnipeg General Strike, 1919-1920 / Jack Walker et al.

National Insolvency Review

Volume 37, Number 4 (August 2020)

• Another Brick in the (Pre/Post) Wall: Non-Dischargeable Claims and the Prohibition of Pre-Post Compensation / Luc Béliveau, Marc-André Morin, and Nicolas Mancini
• SCC Affirms CCAA Judge’s Discretion to Approve Third-Party Litigation Funding Agreements / Matthew Gragtmans

The Canadian Class Action Review

Volume 16, Number 1 (2020-2021)

• L’accès à la justice pour les personnes vulnérnables par la voie de l’action collective en droit Québécois / Pierre-Claude Lafond
• Entering a Legal Void: Independent Contractors and Class Actions Post-Heller / Nora Parker
• Shared Goals, Divided Jurisdiction: The Uneasy Relationship Between Class Actions and Administrative Law / Helene Love
• The Death of Champerty: Is Third Party Litigation Funding the New Normal in Class Actions? / Jacqueline M. Palef
• When Hackers Strike: The Liability of Reckless Record Holders for Intrusion upon Seclusion / Michael A. Crystal and Jacob Medvedev
• A Call for Clarity: Ontario’s Disjointed Privacy Class Actions and he Need for Privacy Law Reform / Theo Milosevic and Ellie Marshall

National Creditor Debtor Review

Volume 35, Number 3 (September 2020)

• Pre- and Post-Set-Off in Insolvency Proceedings: Québec Court of Appeal Extends the Set-Off Limitations to Debt Resulting from Fraud / Ilia Kravtsov and Cristina Cosneanu
• City of Toronto v. Mohammadi-Kia: Ontario Superior Court of Justice Summarizes Legal principals on a Motion for Leave to Issue a Writ of Seizure and Sale / Ara Basmadijan
• Redemption in a Receivership / Asim Iqbal and Sam Massie

Windsor Review of Legal and Social Issues

Volume 41 (June 2020)

• A Practical Guide to Stare Decisis / The Honourable Justice Malcolm Rowe and Leanna Katz
• The Government Lawyer as Activist: A Legal Ethics Analysis / Andrew Flavelle Martin
• Smoothing the Road to Reforming Solitary Confinement: Access to Justice and Law Reform / Bailey Fox
• Undoing the Inheritance: Building a Legal Response to Water Insecurity in Africa / Erin Pervin
• The Netherlands v Urgenda Foundation: Lessons for Using International Human Rights Law in Canada to Address Climate Change / Karinne Lantz

The Advocate

Volume 78, Part 5 (September 2020)

• On the Front Cover: Mark Andrews, Q.C. / Jonathan Andrews, Simon Coval, Q.C., and Jennifer Francis
• Lessons Learned from COVID-19: An Interview with Chief Justice Hinkson / Connor Bildfell
• There Are No Small Cases: The Mental Health Review Board, COVID-19 and Teleconference Hearings- Part I / Heather Kulyk McDonald
• The Lawsuit / Bruce Harper
• How Frustrating: The Doctrine of Frustration in the Age of COVID-19 / Matthew Nied and Andrew Hindi
• What’s Mine is Mine and What’s Yours is Mine: Who Owns a Building Built on Leased Land? / Joel Nitikman