Submissions from 1989
Law's Centaurs: An Inquiry into the Nature and Relations of Law, State and Violence, Richard F. Devlin FRSC
Legal Education as Political Consciousness-Raising or Paving the Road to Hell, Richard F. Devlin FRSC
Nomos and Thanatos (Part A), The Killing Fields: Modern Law and Legal Theory, Richard F. Devlin FRSC
Towards An/Other Legal Education: Some Critical and Tentative Proposals to Confront the Racism of Modern Legal Education, Richard F. Devlin FRSC
Freedom of Expression: Is It All Just Talk?, A. Wayne MacKay
Submissions from 1988
Baby M: The Contractual Legitimation of Misogyny, Richard F. Devlin FRSC
Ventriloquism and the Verbal Icon: A Comment on Professor Hogg's "The Charter and American Theories of Interpretation", Richard F. Devlin FRSC
The Judicial Role in Educational Policy Making: Promise or Threat?, A. Wayne MacKay
Submissions from 1987
Twisting the Tourniquet Around the Pulse of Conventional Legal Wisdom: Jurisprudence and Law Reform in the Work of Robert A Samek, Richard F. Devlin FRSC
The Elwood Case: Vindicating the Educational Rights of the Disabled, A. Wayne MacKay
Constructive Murder and the Charter: In Search of Principle, A. Wayne MacKay and Isabel Grant
Education as a Basic Human Right: A Response to Special Education and the Charter, A. Wayne MacKay and Gordon Krinke
Submissions from 1986
Judging and Equality: For Whom Does the Charter Toll?, A. Wayne MacKay
Submissions from 1985
Book Review of Passion: An Essay on Personality , Richard F. Devlin FRSC
Fairness After the Charter: A Rose by Any Other Name?, A. Wayne MacKay
Submissions from 1981
Prosecutorial Control in Canada: The Definition of Attorney-General in Section 2 of the Criminal Code, Camille Cameron
