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... court chal- lenges were prepared , and chaotic scenes on the floor of the dignified house which cast Canadians into ... Supreme Court and superior , county and district courts ) and federal courts ( Supreme Court and Feder- al Court of ...
... court chal- lenges were prepared , and chaotic scenes on the floor of the dignified house which cast Canadians into ... Supreme Court and superior , county and district courts ) and federal courts ( Supreme Court and Feder- al Court of ...
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... Supreme Court in 1988 . She was appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada a year later . In 1999 she was joined on Canada's highest court by Louise Arbour , who had won internation- al recognition as head of the UN tribunal on war crimes ...
... Supreme Court in 1988 . She was appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada a year later . In 1999 she was joined on Canada's highest court by Louise Arbour , who had won internation- al recognition as head of the UN tribunal on war crimes ...
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... Supreme Court struck down the restrictive federal abortion law as uncon- stitutional because it interfered with a woman's " bodily integrity . " In July 1989 the Quebec Supreme Court countered by ruling that the rights of the father and ...
... Supreme Court struck down the restrictive federal abortion law as uncon- stitutional because it interfered with a woman's " bodily integrity . " In July 1989 the Quebec Supreme Court countered by ruling that the rights of the father and ...
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Political System | 117 |
Governmental Structure | 135 |
The Vanishing | 141 |
Copyright | |
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