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Subject: Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms Subject: Doctrine of judicial deference Collections: Law, Faculty of

  • Distinguishing Zundel and Keegstra

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    1993-01-01

    Elman, Bruce, Nelson, Erin

    Introduction: In 1984, Ernst Zundel, a commercial artist living in Toronto, was charged with two counts of spreading false news contrary to s. 181 (formerly s. 177) of the Criminal Code. Section 181 of the Criminal Code provides: Every one who wilfully publishes a statement, tale or news that he...

  • Administrative law, judicial deference, and the Charter

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    2014-01-01

    Lewans, Matthew

    Introduction: The doctrine of judicial deference has been a touchstone in Canadian administrative law for thirty-five years. Put simply, the doctrine recognizes that administrative officials have legitimate authority to interpret the law, which means that judicial review is warranted only if an...

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