Prof. Burningham – October 26 – Blencoe, 2000 SCC
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The judgment of McLachlin C.J. and L’Heureux-Dubé, Gonthier, Major and Bastarache JJ. One: Introduction – (0:00:19) Two: Factual Background – (0:00:49) B: Have the Respondent’s Section 7 Rights to Liberty and Security of the Person Been Violated by State-caused Delay in Human Rights Proceedings? – (0:02:15) b: Applicability of Section 7 Outside the Criminal Context – (0:02:24) c: Section 7 – General Principles – (0:03:46) e: Security of the Person – (0:04:58) 1: Was the Harm to Mister Blencoe the Result of State-Caused Delay in the Human Rights Process? – (0:07:35) 2: Quality of the Interference – (0:18:49) 1: Dignity – (0:19:58) 2: State Interference with Psychological Integrity – (0:22:35) f: Conclusion on Liberty and Security of the Person – (0:27:58)
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