The Supreme Court’s remarkable rejection of Marc Nadon
Decision was a ’mess of the prime minister’s own making,’ writes Emmett Macfarlane
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Why did Harper wade into the Marc Nadon controversy?
From the Maclean’s archives: The real question beneath the Supreme Court legal dispute
Prostitution laws: Over to you, Parliament
What the Supreme Court ruling means for the future of prostitution in Canada
Police officers can’t seek legal advice to prepare notes: Supreme Court
Judges condemn common practice
Supreme Court to rule on police officer’s right to have lawyer review notes
Families of slain men hope ruling will affect SIU investigations
Editorial: What the Supreme Court really thinks about cyberbullying
It’s okay, but only when unions are the bullies
Union’s freedom of expression trumps privacy regulations: Supreme Court
Why the court sided with striking workers
Supreme Court and Senate: Serge Joyal still knows what you did that summer
Paul Wells on second day of arguments
The Supreme Court Senate reference: Hope and hard work
Paul Wells on a court case ’straight out of central casting’
Your guide to the Senate reform debate
Emmett Macfarlane on the Supreme Court’s Senate reference