Blocs, Swarms, and Outliers: Conceptualizing Disagreement on the Modern Supreme Court of Canada
Almost half of the Supreme Court of Canada's decisions are not unanimous, but not all disagreement is of a kind. It makes a difference whether the panel's unanimity is broken by a single dissident, by several judges signing a single set of reasons, or by several judges each writing separately. This...
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Osgoode Hall Law School
2004-01-01
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