The Constituents of Democracy: The Individual in the Work of Madame Justice Wilson

Danielle Pinard

The Constituents of Democracy: The Individual in the Work of Madame Justice Wilson

Danielle Pinard

Dalhousie Law Journal

Université de Montréal

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I shall attempt to share with you the impression I have of Judge Wilson's conception of the individual. I will try to present a general view of what occurred to me as I went through the opinions she wrote while at the Supreme Court of Canada, alone or with the assent of her colleagues, dissenting or in agreement with the majority.' I shall try to put together, as honestly as possible, what she explicitly said on the subject in question.

Original language	Canadian English
Journal	Dalhousie Law Journal
Issue number	1.0
Publication status	Published - Jul. 1 1992

Keywords

Bertha Wilson
justice
Supreme Court of Canada
Democratic Intellect
individual
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
human dignity

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Jurisprudence
Legal History

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The Constituents of Democracy: The Individual in the Work of Madame Justice Wilson

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