Cases That Have Changed Society Many cases are started by individuals or groups, to respond to a particular event or to change a situation. The outcomes of these cases will often lead to changes in certain areas of the l - United States v. Burns - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Cases That Have Changed Society Many cases are started by individuals or groups, to respond to a particular event or to change a situation. The outcomes of these cases will often lead to changes in certain areas of the l Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-07-28 10:05:52 Open Document File Size: 71,26 KB Share Result on Facebook City Washington / / Country United States / Canada / / Event Person Travel / Judicial Event / / Facility The Supreme Court / Art Emporium / Supreme Court / / IndustryTerm immigration law / case law / / Organization Quebec School Board / Supreme Court / Canadian government / Law Society of British Columbia / UN Court / Liberal government / school board / / Person Andrews / Marshall / Gurbaj Multani / Stinchcombe / Morgentaler / Wet / Atif Rafay / Ewanchuk / Vriend / Gitksan / / Position counsel / Minister / physician / Premier / Minister of Justice / trial judge / Attorney General / Marshall / judge / lawyer / / ProvinceOrState Alberta / Quebec / British Columbia / Ontario / / URL www.ojen.ca / / SocialTag Political charters Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms R. v. Morgentaler United States v. Burns Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms By the Court decisions of the Supreme Court of Canada Law Case law Human rights in Canada

Cases That Have Changed Society Many cases are started by individuals or groups, to respond to a particular event or to change a situation. The outcomes of these cases will often lead to changes in certain areas of the lAdd to Reading List