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Google Spain SL, Google Inc. v. Agencia Española de Protección de Datos, Mario Costeja González : An Entitlement to Erasure and Its Endless Effects
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Chowdhury v. Worldtel Bangladesh Holding, Ltd.: The Juridical Extraterrestrial, Phone Home Denied
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Market Failure, Pari Passu, and the Law and Economics Approach to the Sovereign Debt Crisis
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Extraordinary Offenders in Our Midst: An Evaluation of an American Interpretive Solution and Its Application to Section 745(b) of Canada’s Criminal Code
Get PDFEngaging a mandatory sentencing regime based on a foreign predicate conviction is aconcept that likely will become increasingly topical as the mass exodus of people from variouscountries becomes more commonplace and the general tendency toward global populationmigration continues to rise. With such movements, prideful nationalistic stances are often pittedagainst more realistic, but sometimes opportunistic, notions regarding the responsibilities thatcome with global citizenship. In the following Article, the author will explore ex juris predicatesentencing jurisprudence, with a particular emphasis on the offense of murder. Ultimately aworkable solution will be proposed for the Canadian legal profession born out of the Americanexperience
Jurisdictional Immunities of the State (Ger. v. It.: Greece Intervening) : International Law Precludes World War II Victims from Seeking Justice
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Lautsi v. Italy : Deference to State Sovereignty from on High as the Cross Remains Nailed to Italian School Walls
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