A Case For The "Political Question" Doctrine? Adler v. Ontario

W Rod Dolmage

A Case For The "Political Question" Doctrine? Adler v. Ontario

W Rod Dolmage

Dalhousie Law Journal

University of Western Ontario

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Abstract

The problem of how much, if any, public support should be afforded to private parochial2 schools might appear simple in principle: either fund them in a fashion similar to the "public" schools, or do not fund them at all. However, in the Canadian context, public funding of parochial schools has turned out to be extremely problematic in practice.

Original language	Canadian English
Journal	Dalhousie Law Journal
Issue number	2.0
Publication status	Published - Oct. 1 1993

Keywords

public
parochial
school
funding
Canada

Disciplines

Education Law

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A Case For The "Political Question" Doctrine? Adler v. Ontario

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