
Lagassé and Sirota: Parliament after the Power Case
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Navigating Parliamentary Privilege and the Charter
This chapter explores the intricate dynamics between parliamentary privilege and the Canadian Charter of Rights, highlighting key court cases that illustrate evolving legal interpretations. It analyzes the impact of Supreme Court compositions on judicial outcomes and critiques major rulings, emphasizing the delicate balance between constitutional principles. The discussion raises critical questions about the implications of privilege, executive accountability, and the potential erosion of legislative independence in the face of judicial scrutiny.
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