Legal Analysis

Seneca College v Bhadauria: A Triumph of Common Sense Over Litigious Overreach

In 1981, Seneca College v Bhadauria sent shockwaves through Canada's legal landscape, with the courts standing firm against baseless discrimination claims that could have opened the floodgates of litigation.

The Right Call: Exploring the Sensible Verdict in R v Tse

The *R v Tse* case might seem like another coffee-table tale, yet its impact ripples through Canadian justice with seismic clarity. In 2012, the Supreme Court of Canada set a precedent that champions public safety over pretentious privacy concerns.

Unlocking the Mystery: Understanding Attorney-General (NSW) v Quin

The 1990 case 'Attorney-General (NSW) v Quin' stands as a cornerstone in understanding judicial review of administrative decisions. It freshly examines the delicate balance between democracy and the rule of law.

Frank Bowman: The Sharp Thorn That Pricks Woke Bubbles

Frank Bowman stands out in legal academia for his unapologetic takedowns of biased practices, particularly in the impeachment theater. His rational discourse puts him in stark contrast with modern-day hyperbole.

R v Williamson: A Reflection on Justice and Punishment

Brace yourself for yet another courtroom drama – a riveting slice from the annals of British criminal law with R v Williamson. In 2005, Anthony Williamson found himself on a legal battlefield over allegations tied to drugs, spiriting a prolific debate over justice and equitable sentencing.