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Faculty Research Report 2011 - 2012
Faculty at Robson Hall conduct so much research and give so many conference presentations that it is
simply impossible to list all of their scholarly work. What follows is a list of articles, chapters and books
published by faculty members in the 2011-2012 academic year:
Professor Karen Busby
Professor Karen Busby’s
Manitoba Queen’s Bench Rules
Annotated (loose leaf edition)
has now expanded to a two
volume set and Releases 43-45
have been published.
Dr. Michelle Gallant
Dr. Michelle Gallant contributed a
chapter, “Canadian Forfeiture Law”
to Colin King, ed. Confiscation of
Assets, Edward Elgar, 2012.
Professor Brenda Gunn
Professor Brenda Gunn
published “Let’s Get on With it:
Implementing The Declaration
on the Rights of Indigenous
Peoples” in 2011 Justice as
Healing and “Understanding
and Implementing the UN
Declaration on the Rights
of Indigenous Peoples: An
Introductory Handbook.”
Dr. DeLloyd J. Guth
Dr. DeLloyd J. Guth published
(with Professor John McEvoy,
UNB) a book-length collection
of scholarly essays entitled
Ivan C. Rand at The Supreme
Court of Canada 1943-1959, as
volumes 34.1-2 (2010) Manitoba
Law Journal and as LXI (2010)
University of New Brunswick
Law Journal. He also published
a book review of Paul Cavill’s The
English Parliaments of Henry
VII, 1485-1504, in 990 Reviews
in History (University of London,
Institute of Historical Research,
2011); and “Doing Law in
Rupert’s Land: Adam Thom’s Two
Codes”, Proceedings of the 14th
Rupert’s Land Colloquium 2010
(Winnipeg, 2011).
Dr. Gerald Heckman
Dr. Gerald Heckman published
“Remedies for Delay in
Administrative Decision-making:
Where Are We After Blencoe?”
in the Canadian Journal of
Administrative Law and Practice;
“Artful Pleading and Access
to Meaningful Relief in Crown
Litigation: Canada (Attorney
General) v. Telezone” in the
Advocates’ Quarterly; and “Nor-
Man Regional Health Authority:
Labour Arbitration, Questions of
General Law and the Challenges
of Legal Centrism” (2011)
Manitoba Law Journal 63.
Professor Darcy MacPherson
Professor Darcy MacPherson,
together with Sunita Doobay,
published “Craig and Stare Decisis”
Volume 20, No. 2 Canadian Tax
Highlights (February, 2012),
at 2-3 and “Gunn & Craig –
Hobbies, Farms and Stare
Decisis” (TaxNetPro and The Tax
Practitioners’ Forum, January
2012). With Edward D. Brown he
published “Fraud and Knowledge
of a Pre-Existing Security Interest
under the Personal Property
Security Act: Guidance for
Manitoba Courts and Practitioners
from Other Jurisdictions” (2011),
35(1) Manitoba Law Journal 201.
MacPherson published “Financial
Leasing in Common Law Canada”
(2011) 16 Uniform Law Review
83, and with Professor Mary J.
Shariff, “The Slings and Arrows
of Outrageous Fortune: Can You
‘Lose’ The Lottery But Still Win?”
(2011), 48 Alberta Law Review
631. Yude M. Henteleff, Mary J.
Shariff and Darcy L. MacPherson
also published, “Palliative Care:
An Enforceable Human Right?”
(2011), 5(1) McGill Journal Law
and Health 107.
Professor Anne McGillivray
Professor Anne McGillivray
published “Nowhere to Stand:
Correction by Force in the
Supreme Court of Canada” in
Sanjeev Anand, ed., Children
and the Law: Essays in Honour
of Professor Nicholas Bala (Irwin
Law, 2011); “Children’s Rights,
Paternal Power and Fiduciary
Duty: From Roman Law to the
Supreme Court of Canada”
(2012) 18 International Journal of
Children’s Rights 21-54; “A State
of Imperfect Transformation: Law,
Myth and the Feminine in Inside,
Outside, Over There, Labyrinth,
and Pan’s Labyrinth” in Michael D.A.
Freeman, ed., Law and Childhood
Studies (Oxford University Press,
2012); “Sectarian schooling and the
right to seek, receive and impart
information and ideas of all kinds”
in Shaking the Movers IV: Child
Rights and the Media: Academic
Response (Carleton University,
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