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The bepress Legal Series contains manuscripts by top scholars, many of which will eventually appear in top law reviews. Browse the most recent submissions here!

Documents from 2016

Spatial distribution of Women’s Informal activities in Jigawa State, Nigeria.

Started from the bottom now we’re here: Much ado about structured dismissals

Submerged dangers in the safe harbor for securities settlement payments

Teaching Legal Research and Writing with Actual Legal Work: Extending Clinical Education into the First Year

The Fifth Justice

The Importance of the Secret Ballot in Law Faculty Personnel Decisions: Promoting Candor and Collegiality in the Academy

The Law and Policy of Environmental Federalism A Comparative Analysis

The Personal Side of Harmonizing European Insolvency Law

Third-Year Students Argue Cases Before Ninth Circuit in California

Three Modest Proposals to Improve Age Group Swimming

Transitional Justice in Colombia: Reparations as Preemptive State Defense, Possible Gaps, Risks And Challenges Faced by Migrants

What is Harm to Competition? Exclusionary Practices and Anticompetitive Effect

Writing the Legal Record: Law Reporters in Nineteenth-Century Kentucky

世界机器人大会"人工智能的法律与政策"专题论坛在北京举行

“无人驾驶”入法前尚需过四关

6 Pace. Intell. Prop. Sports & Ent. L.F. 225.pdf

6 Pace. Intell. Prop. Sports & Ent. L.F. 225.pdf

6 Pace. Intell. Prop. Sports & Ent. L.F. 225.pdf

Abusive Tax Practices: The 100-Year Onslaught on the Tax Code

Amended CETA Declaration Not Enough to Win Walloon Support, Documents Show

American Islamophobia Passes the Ammunition to Terrorists

A parade of ISDS reforms: The Commission’s new float

A parade of ISDS reforms: The Commission’s new float

A parade of ISDS reforms: The Commission’s new float

Black History Month does not erase a history of racism

Building legal education in Canada for the future

Canada: From energy superpower to world colony?

Canada Mining Companies in Latin America Have Blood on Hands

Canada Mining Companies in Latin America Have Blood on Hands

Canada Post would win a super mailbox court challenge: expert

Canada Summer Jobs: Attestation Sparks Debate Over Government Overreach

Cbc Doc on Forced Resignation of Justice Le Dain a Scathing Look at Legal Profession | Julius Melnitzer

Column: Concerns over Bill C-51 not addressed

Column: Concerns over Bill C-51 not addressed

COP21 must address the trade cost of carbon pricing: Don Pittis

Creeping Sharia or conspicuous Islamophobia?

Democracy from the ground up

Did You Sell Your Home In 2016? Let The CRA Know Or Else…

Do Canadians know what they just voted for?

EU Trade Pact Could Weaken Ottawa’s Power To Regulate Banks

Experts question accuracy of New York Times story on Chinese taxation

Five reasons to stop obsessing about balanced budget

Foreign worker exodus expected as new rules kick in

Free trade deals highlight discord over investor protection

Free trade deals highlight discord over investor protection

Getting more women into the ‘black box’ of corporate power

Government Not Doing Enough on Violence Near Canadian Owned Mines: Report

Government Not Doing Enough on Violence Near Canadian Owned Mines: Report

Government Not Doing Enough on Violence Near Canadian Owned Mines: Report

Homeless advocates push for one final hearing at top court

How Much Police Trespassing is Permissible?

How Much Police Trespassing is Permissible?

I am not a terrorist, despite what my critics told a Senate Committee

I am not a terrorist, despite what my critics told a Senate Committee

Innocence Project Searches for Answers in Historic Brantford Murder

Innocence Project Searches for Answers in Historic Brantford Murder

Investors Press for SEC Rule on ESG Disclosure

Is Harper the worst prime minister in history? Part two

Is Harper the worst prime minister in history? Part two

Is Our Students Learning? Using Assessments to Measure and Improve Law School Learning and Performance

Is this Toronto’s rudest lawyer?; Joseph Groia lost his appeal on Monday to overturn a finding of ‘incivility’ against him for his defence of a Bre-X geologist. Are lawyers increasingly crossing the line between zealous advocacy and downright rudeness?

Is this Toronto’s rudest lawyer?; Joseph Groia lost his appeal on Monday to overturn a finding of ‘incivility’ against him for his defence of a Bre-X geologist. Are lawyers increasingly crossing the line between zealous advocacy and downright rudeness?

John Ivison: Liberal Foot-Dragging On Prostitution Law May Lead to Charter Challenge

Judge’s social media ‘friends’ spark concerns

Judge’s social media ‘friends’ spark concerns

Judges transcend political labels

Judges transcend political labels

Judge strikes down Hamilton's bylaw to regulate Canada Post super-mailboxes

Lawyer Ghuna Bdiwi Who Fought for Freedom in Syria Brings Legal Expertise to Canada