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- Mar 13, 2017
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Globe and Mail: 'What the Camp decision doesn't say about our legal system'

Globe and Mail contributor and law professor, Alice Woolley, explains what the Canadian Judicial Council's decision means for Canada's legal system - and what it does not:

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