Webber’s scholarship shapes Supreme Court debate | Queen's Law
As Canada’s highest court considers the constitutional future of Quebec’s Bill 21, Professor Grégoire Webber’s rethinking of the notwithstanding clause is now central to one of the most consequential Charter cases.
Through his scholarship on the notwithstanding clause, Professor Grégoire Webber, Canada Research Chair in Public Law and Philosophy of Law (2014–2024), is influencing a constitutional debate now before the Supreme Court of Canada. Through his scholarship on the notwithstanding clause, Professor Grégoire Webber, Canada Research Chair in Public Law and Philosophy of Law (2014-2024), is influencing a legal debate now before the Supreme Court of Canada. As Canada’s highest court considers the constitutional future of Quebec’s Bill 21, Professor Grégoire Webber ’s rethinking of the notwithstanding
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