YEAR/ANNÉE 2001
“
Contest Gay Man’s Challenge of Province’s Inheritance Law.”
National Post, March 1, 2001, p. A9.
Bouchard, Maude, et Simard, Isabelle.
“Homosexualité et droit:
la reconnaissance légale des homosexuels.”
Travaux de la Revue
juridique des étudiants et étudiantes de
l’Université
Laval (R.J.E.U.L.), 2001, 13 (29 p.)
Ref. as given in Index to Canadian Legal Literature
Casswell, Donald G.
“Moving towards Same-Sex Marriage.” Canadian Bar Review 80(3) (Oct.
2001): 810-856.
Demczuk, Irène, et al.
Recognition of Lesbian Couples: An Inalienable Right. Ottawa, Ont.: Status of
Women
(pagination not known; ISBN 0662312813)
Issued also in French under title: La
reconnaissance des couples de
lesbiennes.
Available in electronic format on the World Wide Web, according to
AMICUS record; no URL given.
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue prepublication record nos. 26168953 and
26224275
“Gay Couple Seeks Supreme Court Test: Anniversary Bash Launches Quest
for Legal Recognition.” Toronto Star, May 28, 2001, pp. A1, A12.
Persons as subjects: Michael Leshner (for more on whom see main
section under LAW – YEAR 1992) and Michael Stark.
“Gay Couples Take
Marriage Fight to Court.” Globe and Mail [Metro ed.],
July 23, 2001, pp. A1, A4.
Ref.: CBCA electronic index.
McCloskey.
Howard, Paul.
“The Long Arm of Human Rights Law: Can We Legislate Beliefs?”
Education
Trinity Western University versus British Columbia College of
Teachers.
Author is a Toronto lawyer and law lecturer at University of Windsor.
Hurley, Mary C.
Sexual
Orientation and Legal Rights in
Ottawa, Ont.: Library of Parliament, Parliamentary Research Branch,
2001.
Electronic monograph in HTML and PDF formats.
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 26643945, which gives
“other title” as TIPS and series as “Topical information for
parliamentarians; TIPS-86E.”
French version in AMICUS record no. 26769686 under title:
Orientation sexuelle et droits légaux au
Canada: aperçu
chronologique.
See introduction to LAW section, elsewhere in this bibliography,
for reference to Hurley’s earlier work on this subject.
“‘It’s Not Quite Like Getting Married’: Same-Sex Couples Register Relationships.”
Halifax Chronicle Herald, June 5, 2001, pp. A1, A2.
“Judge OKs Same-Sex Adoption: Law As It Stands Unconstitutional, NS [Nova
Scotia] Court Rules.” Halifax Chronicle Herald, July 10, 2001, pp. A1, A2.
Kendall, Christopher Nigel.
“Gay Male Pornography: An Issue of Sex Discrimination.” SJD thesis,
University of Michigan Law School, 2001.
(426 p.)
Discussion of pornography with special reference to the Little Sister’s
Book and Art Emporium decision of the Supreme Court of Canada in
2000 and its relation to R v. Butler. This thesis supports court findings
regarding harm of pornography being harm of sexual inequality and
applicability of these findings to same-sex works or works aimed at a
gay or lesbian audience – paraphrase
of Proquest Digital Dissertations
abstract.
Khan, Rais A., and Melrose, Erin.
“Missing the Big Picture:
(November 2001): 64-68.
Kimmel, David, and
Robinson, Daniel J.
“Sex, Crime, Pathology: Homosexuality and Criminal Code Reform in
(Spring 2001): 147-165.
Labman, Shauna.
“Left in Legal Limbo: Transsexual Identity and the Law.” Appeal: Review of
Current Law and Law Reform [University of Victoria, Faculty of Law]
7(2001): 66-73.
Electronic version also available, as of February 6, 2003, at
Lahey,
Kathleen Ann.
The Impact of Relationship
Recognition on Lesbian Women in
Separate and Only Somewhat “Equivalent.” Ottawa, Ont.: Status of
Women
(ca. 128, 144 p.; ISBN 0662659406)
French title: Effet de la reconnaissance des unions sur les
lesbiennes au
Text in English and French.
“Little Sister’s Book and Art Emporium v. Minister of Justice: Sex Equality and
the Attack on R v. Butler.” Osgoode Hall Law Journal 39(1) (Spring 2001): 187-
205.
Mathen, Carissima.
“[Case comment regarding obscenity law and Little Sister’s Supreme Court
of
165-181.
Compiler-supplied title. Ref.: Index to Canadian Legal Literature.
Matthews, Timothy C.
“Law
Reform in
Partners Defined.” Estates, Trusts & Pensions Journal 20(4)(June 2001):
289-297.
Broader than scope of this bibliography.
Murphy, Jason.
“Dialogic Responses to M. v. H.: From Compliance to Defiance.”
University of Toronto Faculty of Law Review 2(Spring 2001): 299-317.
Nadeau, Alain-Robert.
“Les Courroies:
[discrimination contre les homosexuels].”
Journal du Barreau
[Montréal] 33(11)(juin 2001): 10
Paterson, Hillary M.G.
“The Justifiability of Biblically Based Discrimination: Can Private Christian
Schools Legally Refuse to Employ Gay Teachers?” University of Toronto
Faculty of Law Review 59(1)(Winter 2001): 59-105.
Pickel, Jo-Anne.
“Taking Big Brother to Court.” University of Toronto Faculty of Law Review
2(Spring 2001): 349-366.
Concerns, inter alia, obscenity law, pornography, Little Sister’s case and R.
v. Butler.
Rowe, Carolyn J.
“Outside the Law or Legal Outsiders?: Lesbian Identity, Motherhood and
Child Custody in
(147 p.)
Ref.: Proquest Digital Dissertations database, in which it is
stated that “the central question in this paper is what lesbian
motherhood, in the way it is constructed in law, reveals about
ideologies of motherhood in family law.”
Roy, Alain.
“Partenariat civil et
couples de même sexe: la réponse du Québec.”
Revue juridique Thémis 35(2001): 663-696.
“Same-Sex Couples Fight On.
Gender-Blind Unions.” Gazette [Montreal], December 3, 2001, pp. A1, A7.
Wintemute, Robert, and Andenaes, Mads, eds.
Legal
Recognition of Same-Sex Partnerships: A Study of National, European and
International Law.
Oxford ; Portland,
Broader than scope of this bibliography, but see Part II: National
Law, Section B:
articles by Donald G. Casswell (“Any Two Persons in
(“Becoming ‘Persons’ in Canadian Law: Genuine Equality or
‘Separate But Equal’?”). User might also check Appendix I for
possible reference to relevant legislation. Compiler has not seen.
Ref.: University of Saskatchewan Library catalogue.