Changing the conversation one idea at a time
The Dalhousie Law Journal is one of North America’s few faculty-run publications with an editorial board composed exclusively of full-time professors and professional librarians at the Schulich School of Law. The Dalhousie Law Journal publishes two issues per year.
The Journal’s vision is to be a platform for the ideas and voices of legal academics, practitioners, and students.
Current Issue: Volume 48, Issue 2 (2025)
Articles
Seeing is Believing: Identifying the “Ideal Manifestation of Hidden Disability” in Ontario’s and Quebec’s Social Benefits Tribunals
Pascale Malenfant
Curricular Choices: Misconceptions Regarding Law School Courses
Constance Backhouse, Holland Stille, and Avery Esford
Sauce for the Gander: The False Symmetry of Myths and Stereotypes Against the Accused in Sexual Assault Trials
Janine Benedet
Unseen Labour, Unmatched Impact: Struggles and Strategies of Supervising Lawyers in Canadian Clinical Law Programs
Sarah Buhler and Gemma Smyth
Are Judges Influenced by Dollar Amounts? Evidence from Tax Law
Jonathan Farrar, Thomas Farrar, and Harjot Mehmi
Making the Punishment Fit: Individualization and Parity as Principles of Proportionality
Sonia Anand Knowlton and Sylvia Rich