Protecting rights and freedoms essays on the Charter's place in Canada's political, legal, and intellectual life (University of Toronto Press, 1994)
Cover title: Protecting rights & freedoms. - Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002
Includes bibliographical references
Protecting rights and freedoms : an overview - Philip Bryden -- - Parliament's role in protecting the rights and freedoms of Canadians - Kim Campbell -- - The political purposes of the Charter : have they been fulfilled? An agnostic's report card - Peter H. Russell -- - The Charter and Quebec - Lysiane Gagnon -- - Rights talk : the effect of the Charter on Canadian political discourse - Jeffrey Simpson -- - Have the equality rights made any difference? - Lynn Smith -- - The Supreme Court judges' views of the role of the courts in the application of the Charter - Andrée Lajoie and Henry Quillinan -- - The Charter then and now - Patrick J. Monahan -- - The Supreme Court's rethinking of the Charter's fundamental questions (or why the Charter keeps getting more interesting) - Robin Elliot -- - Is democracy a constitutional right? New turns in an old debate - Frank I. Michelman -- - Après nous la liberté? - Edgar Z. Friedenberg -- - Multirow federalism and the Charter - James Tully -- - Nationalistic minorities and liberal traditions - John Russell