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- Publications
- Influence
Ethical Lawyering Across Canada's Legal Traditions
- P. Saguil
- Political Science
- 2010
This article examines the extent to which a "reconceptualization" from the deontological and consequentialist paradigms that characterize traditional legal ethics discourse, even as it attempts to… Expand
The Common Law – A Dynamic and Messy Process
- P. Saguil
- History
- 30 June 2011
The author reviews Prof. Allan C. Hutchinson's "Is Eating People Wrong?: Great Legal Cases and How they Shaped the World" (Cambridge University Press, 2011).
Improving Wrongful Conviction Review: Lessons from a Comparative Analysis of Continental Criminal Procedure
- P. Saguil
- Political Science
- 30 December 2015
The study of wrongful conviction has yielded much evidence outlining various causes of wrongful conviction common to most, if not all, criminal justice systems. In this article, the author considers… Expand
A Virtuous Profession: Re-Conceptualizing Legal Ethics from a Virtue-Based Moral Philosophy
- P. Saguil
- Political Science
- 2006
Much of what passes for legal ethics instruction consists of a review of professional codes of conduct and rhetorical debates about hypothetical dilemmas. In this essay, the author argues that legal… Expand
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Statutory Interpretation by Tribunals
- M. Philip Tunley, Paul Jonathan Saguil
- Political Science
- 2009
In Canada, administrative tribunals are creatures of statutes, and exercise statutory powers for a wide variety of public purposes. As such, statutory interpretation is among their core functions,… Expand