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In Defence of Westminster

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Philippe Lagassé – In Defence of Westminster Skip to content Primary Menu Philippe Lagassé In Defence of Westminster Search for: Close Menu Home About CV Disclosures Op-eds Open access publications Syllabi In Progress What about the Crown prerogative to ‘keep the peace’? What authority does the federal government have the power to protect public order? This is a question worth asking considering the Federal Court’s judgement on the use of the Emergencies Act to deal with the 2022 Convoy protest. As Justice Mosley’s ruling in the Federal Court case highlights, the invocation of the Emergencies Act should be a measure of last resort. Other laws, be they federal or provincial, should be exhausted before the Emergencies Act is used. In the case of the Convoy, Mosley found that provincial laws could have dealt with the protest in Ottawa, which means that the Emergencies Act shouldn’t have been invoked. The fact that the Ontario government chose not to act...

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