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: Slaw.caNew: Osgoode Hall Review of Law and Policy
By Simon Fodden
Osgoode Hall Law School has launched its first fully online journal, the Osgoode Hall Review of Law and Policy. Edited by students and offering student articles for the most part, the Review will also publish in each issue articles on law or policy by practising lawyers or academics. This is the table of contents of the first issue [(2008) 1 Osgoode Hall Rev.L.Pol?y]:
- D. Vaver, “Chocolate, Copyright, Confusion: Intellectual Property and the Supreme Court of Canada” [PDF]
- A. Scotchmer et al., “The Right to Counsel: Policy Reasons for Fundamental Reforms to Promote Access” [PDF]
- C. Pigott et al., “Comment - In the Wake of VIA Rail: Implications and Future Considerations” [PDF]
If you register, you can participate in a forum where, presumably, there will be discussions of the articles. There is, of course, an RSS feed for the site.
Full post as published by Slaw.ca on April 09, 2008 (boomark / email).
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