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  3. Vol 45, No 5: Proceedings of the Law Society of Alberta's 100th Anniversary Conference

Vol 45, No 5: Proceedings of the Law Society of Alberta's 100th Anniversary Conference

Published: 2008-06-02

Editors’ Note

  • Editors' Note

    ALR Co-Editors-in-Chief
    1
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Introduction

  • Introduction

    Jim Peacock
    3
    • PDF
  • Re-Envisioning Regulation: “Canadian Lawyers in the 21st Century”

    Alice Woolley
    5
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Articles

  • Will the Law Society of Alberta Celebrate its Bicentenary?

    Harry W. Arthurs
    15
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  • Cowboy Jurists and the Making of Legal Professionalism

    W. Wesley Pue
    29
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  • Who is Afraid of the Big Bad Social Constructionists? Or Shedding Light on the Unpardonable Whiteness of the Canadian Legal Profession

    Charles C. Smith
    55
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  • Racism and Legal Culture: Is there Room for Diversity in the Legal Profession?

    Joan Brockman
    75
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  • Lawyers as Quasi-Public Actors

    W. Bradley Wendel
    • PDF
  • Imperfect Duty: Lawyers’ Obligation to Foster Access to Justice

    Alice Woolley
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  • Regulating Lawyer Competence and Quality of Service

    Gavin MacKenzie
    143
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  • Professional Competence Peer Review and Quality Assurance in England and Wales and in Scotland

    Avrom Sherr, Alan Paterson
    151
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  • The End(s) of Self-Regulation?

    Richard F. Devlin, Porter Heffernan
    169
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  • Regulating the Market for Legal Services

    Michael J. Trebilcock
    215
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  • Are Lawyers Regulatable?

    Duncan Webb
    233
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  • Regulation and the Legal Profession

    John M. Law
    255
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  • Where Have All the Women Gone?

    A. Anne McLellan
    259
    • PDF

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