VOLUME 42, NUMBER 1 (JULY 2004)

PETROLEUM LAW EDITION — pp. 1-354

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ARTICLES		Page
Coalbed Methane: “Convention Rules for an Unconventional Resource”?	Janice Buckingham and Patricial Steele	1
Consultation with Aboriginal Peoples: Impacts on the Petroleum Industry	Tony Fogarassy and KayLynn Litton	41
Fundamental Aspects of Oil and Gas Revisited	Don Greenfield and Jay Todesco	75
The Gas/Bitumen Dispute: The Clash of Fact, Technology, Policy and Law	Allan L. McLarty and George V. Lepine	113
Rights, Duties and Obligations of Counter-Parties Following Default Under Derivative Contracts	Sean F. Collins	153
Principles of Kyoto and Emissions Trading Systems: A Primer for Energy Lawyers	Brian Evans	167
Canadian Challenges in Implementing the Kyoto Protocol: A Cause for Harmonization	Elisabeth DeMarco, Robert Routliffe and Heather Landymore	209
Recent Regulatory and Legislative Developments of Interest to Oil and Gas Lawyers	Gordon M. Nettleton	247
Recent Judicial Developments of Interest to Oil and Gas Lawyers	Stanley Carscallen, Donald C. Edie, Rosa Beck and Vera A. Slawinski	293

VOLUME 42, NUMBER 2 (OCTOBER 2004)

pp. 355-604

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ARTICLES		Page
Kyoto, Constitutional Law and Alberta’s Proposals	Nigel D. Bankes and Alastair R. Lucas	355
Making Sense of Juristic Reasons: Unjust Enrichment After Garland v. Consumers’ Gas	Mitchell McInnes	399
Liberté, Egalité, Argent: Third Party Election Spending and the Charter	Andrew Geddis	429
Legislating Language Use in Alberta: A Century of Incidental Provisions for a Fundamental Matter	Edmund A. Aunger	463
The Use of Extrinsic Evidence in the Interpretation of Written Agreements in Alberta	Tom F. Mayson	499
COMMENTS
R. v. S.A.B.: Putting “Self-Incrimination” in Context	Lee Stuesser	543
Schmeiser v. Monsanto: A Case Comment	Edward (Ted) Yoo and Robert Bothwell	553
Abdicating Responsibility: The Unprincipled Use of Deference in Lavoie v. Canada	Alyn James Johnson	561
BOOK REVIEWS
Milestones in the Law of Unjust Enrichment, Peter Birks (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2003)	Robert Chambers	575
This Little Commie Goes to Market: Recharacterizing Restructuring: Law, Distribution and Gender in Market Reform, Kerry Rittich (The Hague: Kluwer Law International, 2002)	Annalise Acorn	583
The Lawyer’s Myth: Reviving Ideals in the Legal Profession, Walter Bennett (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2001)	F.C. DeCoste	597

VOLUME 42, NUMBER 3 (FEBRUARY 2005)

SPECIAL ISSUE: CIVIL JUSTICE AND CIVIL JUSTICE REFORM

pp. 605-952

TABLE OF CONTENTS

		Page
Introduction	Justice June Ross and Diana Lowe	605
ARTICLES
Constitutional Accommodation and the Rule(s) of Court	Lorne Sossin	607
The Uncertain Duty of the Expert Witness	Paul Michell and Renu Mandhane	635
Civil Justice Reform and Mandatory Civil Mediation in Saskatchewan: Lessons from a Maturing Program	Dr. Julie Macfarlane and Michaela Keet	677
Legislative Reform and Equal Access to the Justice System: An Examination of Alberta’ New Minor Injury Cap in the Context of Section 15 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms	Barbara Billingsley	711
Dispute Resolution, Access to Civil Justice and Legal Education	Trevor C.W. Farrow	741
The Civil Justice System and the Public: Highlights of the Alberta Pilot	Lois Gander, Diana Lowe and Mary Stratton	803
Through the Looking Glass: Mediator Conceptions of Philosophy, Process and Power	Colleen M. Hanycz	819
Empirical Study of Civil Justice Systems: A Look at the Literature	Michael Lines	887
Rules of Court Project	Peter J.M. Lown, Q.C.	907
COMMENTS
The Modern Class Action Comes to Alberta	Margaret A. Shone, Q.C.	913
The Diagnostic and Treatment Protocols Regulation and the Minor Injury Regulation: Review and Commentary	Peter B. Michalyshyn, Q.C.	923
BOOK REVIEWS
Why Restorative Justice is not Compulsory Compassion: Annalise Acorn’s Labour of Lost Love: A Review of Compulsory Compassion: A Critique of Restorative Justice, Annalise E. Acorn (Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 2004)	Bruce Archibald	941
Courted and Abandoned: Seduction in Canadian Law, Patrick Brode (Toronto: Osgoode Society, 2002)	Gilles Renaud	951

VOLUME 42, NUMBER 4 (APRIL 2005)

pp. 953-1149

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ARTICLES		Page
A Critical Analysis of Civil Procedure Rules 187 and 190: Stringency Without Efficacy	Peter Bowal and Ben Lau	953
Judicial Assessment of the Credibility of Child Witnesses	Nicholas Bala, Karuna Ramakrishnan, Roderick Lindsay and Kang Lee	995
Individual Property Rights on Canadian Indian Reserves: A Review of the Jurisprudence	Tom Flanagan and Christopher Alcantara	1019
First Nations Land Management Act and Third Party Interests	Thomas Isaac	1047
The Odhavji Decision: Old Ghosts and New Confusion in Canadian Courts	Michael Bodner	1061
The Jurisdiction of Alberta’ Energy and Utilities Board to Consider Broad Socio-Ecological Concerns Associated with Energy Projects	Shaun Fluker	1085
COMMENTS
Courting Leviathan: Limited Government and Social Freedom in Reference Re Same-Sex Marriage	F.C. DeCoste	1099
R. v. Mann: Further Down the Slippery Slope	Joseph R. Marin	1123
BOOK REVIEWS
A Closer Look at Uberrimae Fidei: A Review of Insurance Bad Faith, Gordon Hilliker, Q.C. (Markham: LexisNexis Canada Inc., 2004)	Barbara Billingsley	1137
A Brave New World of Criminal Justice: Neil Gerlachs’ Genetic Imaginary (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2004)	Steve Coughlan	1141
Dying Justice: A Case for Decriminalizing Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide in Canada, Jocelyn Downie (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2004)	Joane Martel	1147