Vol. 6 No. 4-6: October 1998: Special issue: Supreme Court of Canada in 1997

• Front matter

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Article

• The Supreme Court and the Charter: Quantitative trends—continuities and discontinuities

  Peter H. Russell

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• The vagaries of review at the Supreme Court of Canada

  Jamie Cameron

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• Litigation trends in 1997 Supreme Court jurisprudence

  Debra M. McCallister

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• Recognition of Aboriginal title

  Peter W. Hogg

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• Varieties of Aboriginal rights

  Brian Slattery

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• Preliminary thoughts on Delgamuukw and treaty rights

  Shin Imai

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• A new era of equality activism?

  Bruce Ryder

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• Eldridge v. British Columbia: Defining the equality rights of the disabled under the Charter

  Mary Cornish, Fay Faraday

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• The difference dilemma: The Supreme Court and equality rights in 1997

  Robert E. Charney

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• Looking at the individual or the group when assessing disadvantage in Charter litigation

  Raj Anand, Mohan Sharma

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• Groundhog Day at the Supreme Court: The federal criminal law power authorizes the regulation of toxic substances harmful to the environment

  Jean Leclair

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• How far can the Court go too far?

  Andrée Lajoie

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• The Charter of Rights as a murderer's best friend

  Alan Young

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• The disclosure dilemma: 1997 decisions on evidence

  Dianne L. Martin

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• The Supreme Court of Canada's 1997 constitutional decisions: A statistical overview

  Patrick J. Monahan

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