Past Articles: Volumes 80-83

2025 - Volume 83

Issue 1 - Winter 2025

• Isabelle St-Hilaire, “Attentes raisonnables, exigences déraisonnables : Un commentaire sur l’arrêt Conseil scolaire de district de la région de York c Fédération des enseignantes et des enseignants de l’élémentaire de l’Ontario” (2025) 83:1 UT Fac L Rev 13.

• Daniel Kim, “Good Enough Isn’t Good Enough: How the Court of Appeal for Ontario Failed to Recognize the Complex Dynamics of Family Violence in Ahluwalia v Ahluwalia” (2025) 83:1 UT Fac L Rev 55.

• Charlie Mortimer, “‘No Takesies Backsies’: How Canadian Commercial Law Will Situate Artificial Intelligence Systems and Their Ability to Contract” (2025) 83:1 UT Fac L Rev 85.

Issue 2 - Spring 2025

• Laura Goldfarb, “A Doctrinal Critique of Specific Performance in Abortive Real Estate Transactions” (2025) 83:2 UT Fac L Rev 123.

• Carson Cook, “Accumulating Justified Effects: Extending Yahey to Infringements” (2025) 83:2 UT Fac L Rev 149.

• Jordyn Selznick, “Enrichment, Exploitation, and the Evasion of Responsibility: A Proposal to Apply the Equitable Doctrine of Unjust Enrichment to Bridge the Accountability Gap and Provide Remedies to the Victims of Forced Labour Abroad” (2025) 83:2 UT Fac L Rev 169.

2024 - Volume 82

Issue 1 - Winter 2024

• Raphaël Narinx, “Green Bonds: The Search for a Proper Regulatory Framework to Protect Investors Against Greenwashing” (2024) 82:1 UT Fac L Rev 9.

• Nikita Tafazoli, “Crossing the Digital Rubicon: Recalibrating Private power for Public Purpose by Centering Rights and Risks in the Artificial Intelligence and Data Act” (2024) 82:1 UT Fac L Rev 49.

• Dongwoo Kim, “Artificial Intelligence Governance through Communicative Action: A Habermasian Perspective” (2024) 82:1 UT Fac L Rev 101.

Issue 2 - Spring 2024

• Laura Clerk, “Trauma-Informed Approaches to Class Action Claims Processes and Recommendations to Mitigate Future Harm to Indigenous Claimants” (2024) 82:2 UT Fac L 137.

• Bennett Morrison, “Extending Freedom of Association to Non-Union Workers: How Ontario Can Learn from France” (2024) 82:2 UT Fac L 167.

• Isaac Jonker, “The Past, Present, and Future of Corroborative Evidence within the Principled Approach” (2024) 82:2 UT Fac L 201.

• Avin Persad-Ford, “Beneficial Ownership in Canadian Tax Law: Control Matters Most” (2024) 82:2 UT Fac L 237.

2023 - Volume 81

Issue 1 - Winter 2023

• Corbin William Golding, “Athens v Ontario: What Can the First Democracy Teach Us about Judicial Review?” (2023) 81:1 UT Fac L Rev 1.

• Larissa Parker, “Let Our Living Tree Grow: Beyond Non-Justiciability for the Adjudication of Wicked Problems” (2023) 81:1 UT Fac L Rev 54.

• Zachary Rosen, “The Special Organization Exemption, Narrow and Broad” (2023) 81:1 UT Fac L Rev 90

Issue 2 - Spring 2023

• Manar Choukair et Rhita Harim, “Le Profilage Racial: À L’Ombre des Organes de L’Administration Public au Québec” (2023) 81:2 UT Fac L Rev 119.

• David Côté, “Tens Years Later and Limited Evidence of Progress: An Empirical Analysis of the Effect of R v Ipeelee on the Sentencing of Indigenous Offenders Convicted of Manslaughter” (2023) 81:2 UT Fac L Rev 161

• Nik Khakhar, ““Unlocking Pandora’s Box?”: Resolving the Clash of Infrastructure Amidst the Risks of Jury Secrecy” (2023) 81:2 UT Fac L Rev 191

2022 - Volume 80

Issue 2 - Spring 2022

• Amanda Cutinha, “Racial Discrimination Class Actions in Ontario: The Denial of Access to Justice Against Private Defendants” (2022) 80:2 UT Fac L Rev 171.

• Hannah Lank, “You're (Still) My Person: Reigniting the Discussion on Recognizing and Regulating Adult Interdependent Relationships and Non-Conjugal Families in Canada” (2022) 80:2 UT Fac L Rev 197.

• Kyra McAlister, “Using Tariffs to Target Carbon Emissions: Analyzing the Legal and Economic Justifications for a Border Carbon Adjustment Mechanism in Canada” (2022) 80:2 UT Fac L Rev 225.

• Flint Patterson, “Feuding with Fauci: Towards a Tort of Reckless Dissemination of Medical Misinformation” (2022) 80:2 UT Fac L Rev 264.

• Isaac Paonessa, “Side Wind: The Right-Holder's Quest for Intellectual Property Enforcement” (2022) 80:2 UT Fac L Rev 307.

Issue 1 - Winter 2022

• Branden Cave, “Escaping the Shadow of Partnership: A New Framework for Distinguishing Contractual Joint Ventures from Joint Venture Partnerships” (2022) 80:1 UT Fac L Rev 9.

• Nik Khakhar, "Reviewing Our Peers: Evaluating the Legitimacy of the Canadian Jury Verdict in Criminal Trials” (2022) 80:1 UT Fac L Rev 42.

• Devan Schafer, “Is There a Selection Effect in Canadian Administrative Law?” (2022) 80:1 UT Fac L Rev 73.

• Benjamin Zolf, “Rethinking Winnipeg Condo as Negligent Performance of a Service: a Rights-Based Account” (2022) 80:1 UT Fac L Rev 97.

• Jeremy Zullow, “Canadian Litigation for Violations of Customary International Law: Questions Remaining after Nevsun v Araya” (2022) 80:1 UT Fac L Rev 122.