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An overview of how to do statutory interpretation, adopted for lecture purposes from the writings of Professor Ruth Sullivan

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Podcast 23 Introduction to Statutory Interpretation

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Podcast 21 Federal Appointment of Judges

Podcast 20 Introduction to the Judicial Branch

Podcast 19 Transparency in Executive Government

Podcast 18 Keeping Government Honest

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Podcast 17 Executive Branch and Independence

Podcast 16 Executive Branch Powers

Podcast 15 Executive Branch Overview

Podcast 14 How to Do a Quick Read of a Statute

Podcast 12 Parliamentary Proceedings and Privilege

Podcast 13 Functions of Parliament

Podcast 7 The Undemocratic Parliament - The Senate

Podcast 8 House of Commons Pt 1 Right to Vote

Podcast 11 Parliament - Bringing to Elements Together

Podcast 9 House of Commons Pt 2 Elections I

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Rank #5: Podcast 23 Introduction to Statutory Interpretation

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Rank #8: Podcast 20 Introduction to the Judicial Branch

Rank #9: Podcast 19 Transparency in Executive Government

Rank #10: Podcast 18 Keeping Government Honest