Governments Need Boundaries, and Functional Courts Are Needed to Enforce Them

Governments Need Boundaries, and Functional Courts Are Needed to Enforce Them
A man crosses a deserted street in downtown Montreal during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown on April 5, 2020. The Canadian Press/Graham Hughes
Lisa Bildy
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After nearly six months in the trenches of civil liberties advocacy during COVID lockdowns, two things have become patently clear: governments need boundaries, and Canadians need a fully functioning judicial system to enforce those boundaries.

Lisa Bildy
Lisa Bildy
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Lisa Bildy is a litigation lawyer based in Ontario.
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