Forty Years of the Alberta Law Reform Institute — Past, Present, Future

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  • The Hon. Justice Michael Kirby

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https://doi.org/10.29173/alr227

Abstract

I have come across the great ocean, and over the mountains, to join the celebrations of 40 years of institutional law reform in Alberta...

Author Biography

The Hon. Justice Michael Kirby

Justice of the High Court of Australia; foundation chairman of the Australian Law Reform Commission, 1975-84. The author acknowledges the assistance of Anna Gordon, legal research officer in the Library of the High Court of Australia in providing many of the articles upon which this contribution is based. This is the text of an address in the Law Courts, Edmonton, on 2 June 2008 to mark the fortieth anniversary of the Alberta Law Reform Institute.

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