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A Case for a General Part: Lessons from Canada’s Experience with Stephen’s Code Since 1892 and Entrenched Charter Standards Since 1982

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    Don Stuart

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Stuart, D. A Case for a General Part: Lessons from Canada’s Experience with Stephen’s Code Since 1892 and Entrenched Charter Standards Since 1982. Crim Law Forum 20, 113–137 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10609-008-9090-9

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