The Viability of the Attitudinal model in a Canadian Context

The following is an exert discussing the changes in the bill of rights to what it is today and how Parliament's interferance with the progression of the charter delayed the bill. The authors C,I. Ostberg and Mathew E Wetstein discuss the major judicial contexts with the court of law and how these effects interact with cultural, societal, and political processes. They give a thorough contextual history and architectural description of the implication of power and authority.