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	The Role of Legislation, if any, in the Development of the Law of Evidence Louise VIAU1 Introduction to the workshop chaired by Louise Viau Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-05-25 00:42:05 Open Document File Size: 20,32 KB Share Result on Facebook City Ottawa / / Country United Kingdom / Canada / / Facility Supreme Court / LIMITATION OF THE POWER OF JUDGES TO CHANGE THE COMMON LAW The Supreme Court / University of Montreal / / IndustryTerm law rules / law rule / law reform / present law / / Organization Task Force / Law Reform Commission of Canada / Federal/Provincial Task Force on Uniform Rules of Evidence / Supreme Court / House of Commons / Faculty of Law / Department of Justice Canada / University of Montreal / Montreal / Senate / / Person Delisle / Handfield / Louise Viau / / Position General Counsel / Criminal Law Policy Section / Queen / Professor / / ProvinceOrState Quebec / Ontario / / SocialTag Legal history Court system of Canada Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms Federal Rules of Evidence Canadian Civil Liberties Association Reasons of the Supreme Court of Canada by Chief Justice Lamer Law Canadian law Common law

The Role of Legislation, if any, in the Development of the Law of Evidence Louise VIAU1 Introduction to the workshop chaired by Louise ViauAdd to Reading List