Canadian Cases in the Philosophy of Law 4th Edition

Collection of Canadian legal decisions, mostly from the highest court of the land, that raise ethics and issues central to the philosophy of law and social theory. Includes the scope of judicial issues and current legal philosophy and social theory. All cases raised in these cases are controversial. They include the relationship between the rule of law, legal powers and its equality. The nature of legal protections in criminal prosecution, the protection of benefits in a free and democratic society. The relationship between state power and individual rights. The right of autonomy, association and its pursuit in legal responses to crime; tort law; and legitimate punishment.

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