Category Law & Policy
Wishing Doesn’t Make It So
Françoise Baylis and Jocelyn Downie comment on the first prosecution under the Assisted Human Reproduction Act and criticize Health Canada for its ongoing failure (since 2004) to draft the regulations on reimbursement of receipted expenses.
Regulating Prescription Drugs @ The Limits of Legal Authority
Matthew Herder explains why Health Canada’s “life cycle” approach to drug regulation may be beyond the regulator’s mandate.
“X” For Intersex
Ellen K. Feder questions the effect of the new category on German birth certificates.
Science Literacy for Judges
Jacquelyn Shaw argues that mandatory science education for judges is long overdue and that it would be advisable to appoint more science-trained judges when possible.
Impact Ethics 