There is a wonderful spin-off magazine from the Economist called More Intelligent Life.
Like most other magazines, it does a year-end review of the best books of 2010.
But someone… [more]
archive for December, 2010
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This fillip's about soundscapes. We're all pretty familiar with those recordings of thunderstorms or surf or canoeing up a river, the ones that help us relax and, often,… [more]
Information overload, and ways to overcome it, has been mentioned on Slaw several times. I came across this article from SSRN titled "What We Don't Know We Don't Know" and… [more]
Louis reported earlier this month on the story of a US federal jury which awarded $2.5-million in punitive damages and $90,000 in actual damages to each of two law professors… [more]
David Canton has kept Slawyers abreast of developments concerning Canada's anti-spam legislation: FISA – New Anti-Spam Bill Introduced; Plethora of Pending IT Legislation. But we neglected to report that Bill… [more]
This time last year I wrote a post making Web Law Predictions for 2010. My success rate was admittedly mixed – the idea of law firms jamming cell phone transmissions… [more]
There has been much in the news on stranded airline passengers due to the recent blizzard in the North East. A newspaper story here from Russia describes a fairly grim… [more]
My mother used to say something to the effect that "gentlefolk do not read each others' mail." Of course, she didn't reckon with spies or spouses in distress. It comes… [more]
by Michel Généreux
December 29th, 2010
This is the third and final contribution focusing on some differences between North American common law regimes and Quebec’s civil law system in the area of IT contracting. The first… [more]
How precise are the following statements?
The Canadian public debt as of 15 December 2010 was $275,872,478,414.44 CDN.
Canadian hourly-billing lawyers worked an average of 2043.96 hours last year.
Toronto… [more]
You may have seen the recent Wall Street Journal article on the privacy implications of certain iPhone, iPod Touch and Android apps that disclose information to advertising networks without the… [more]
2011. Time may be a philosphical construct, but it sure did seem to move quickly in 2010. As the new year approaches, many people make resolutions, including me. I am… [more]
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Aliens - Exclusion and expulsion - Power to detain and deport - Minister’s certificate - Review - Evidence
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