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Queen's Law Journal
Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia

Creators
Campbell, Debbie
Contributors
Monture, Patricia A.
Description
"The Queen's Law Journal is one of Canada's leading peer-reviewed legal publications. 

Since 1971, the Queen's Law Journal has been a vehicle for high quality research, analysis, and critical commentary by legal scholars, practitioners, and students.

The Queen's Law Journal strives to foster diversity of opinion on a wide variety of legal issues by publishing interdisciplinary perspectives on legal topics and encouraging submissions from a range of writers and students. It is run by a student board of editors under the supervision of Professors Jean Thomas and Grégoire Webber" ("About Us," Queen's Law Journal).

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Alternate Title(s)
Queen's Law Journal
Holding Library
Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia
Statement of Responsibility
editor-in-chief, Debbie Campbell.
Publication Information
Kingston Ont. : Faculty of Law Queen's University
Physical Description
p. [173]-364 23 cm.
Contents
Contents:$aContents:$tIntroduction /$rLittle Bear --$tFirst Nations and the law school experience /$rMonture --$tThe Sparrow doctrine /$rBinney --$tThe Nunavut land claims settlement /$rMerritt and Fenge --$tIndigenous self-government and sexual equality under the Indian Act /$rMoss --$tAboriginal rights: a shell without the filling /$rBarkin --$tAdministration of justice in remote and isolated communities /$rLilles --$tOde to earth /$tTurpel and Monture --$tBook review /$rLyon.
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