| Issue | Title | |
| 2015: Faculty Scholarship | Bend or Break: Enhancing the Responsibilities of Law Societies to Promote Access to Justice | Abstract SSRN |
| Richard Devlin | ||
| 2014: Faculty Scholarship | TWU Law: A Reply to Proponents of Approval | Abstract SSRN |
| Elaine Craig | ||
| 2016: Faculty Scholarship | Born in Faith, Continued in Determination: B.A. (Rocky) Jones and the Egalitarian Practice of Law in: In Search of the Ethical Lawyer: Stories from the Canadian Legal Profession | Abstract Novanet |
| Richard Devlin | ||
| 2013: Faculty Scholarship | The Case for the Federation of Law Societies Rejecting Trinity Western University's Proposed Law Degree Program | Abstract SSRN |
| Elaine Craig | ||
| 2015: Faculty Scholarship | Examining the Websites of Canada’s ‘Top Sex Crime Lawyers’: The Ethical Parameters of Online Commercial Expression by the Criminal Defence Bar | Abstract SSRN |
| Elaine Craig | ||
| 1997: Faculty Scholarship | A Case for Compulsory Legal Ethics Education in Canadian Law Schools | Abstract SSRN |
| Jocelyn Downie | ||
| 2014: Faculty Scholarship | Examining the Websites of Canada’s ‘Top Sex Crime Lawyers’: The Ethical Parameters of Online Commercial Expression by the Criminal Defence Bar | Abstract SSRN |
| Elaine Craig | ||
| 2016: Mini Law School | Happiness + Law | Abstract YouTube |
| Benjamin Perryman | ||
| 2014: Faculty Scholarship | The Ethical Obligations of Defence Counsel in Sexual Assault Cases | Abstract SSRN |
| Elaine Craig | ||
| 2016: Faculty Scholarship | Agonizing Identity in Mental Health Law and Policy (Part II): A Political Taxonomy of Psychiatric Subjectification | Abstract SSRN |
| Sheila Wildeman | ||
| 2016: Faculty Scholarship | The Inhospitable Court | Abstract SSRN |
| Elaine Craig | ||
| 2013: Faculty Scholarship | The Canadian Legal System | Abstract SSRN |
| Steve Coughlan, Dale Darling | ||
| 2016: Faculty Scholarship | The Ethical Identity of Sexual Assault Lawyers | Abstract |
| Elaine Craig | ||
| 2008: Faculty Scholarship | 'Are Law Schools Amoral Boot Camps?': Two Legal Ethicists Beg to Differ with a Controversial Book- Review of Lawyers Gone Bad: Money, Sex and Madness in Canada’s Legal Profession by Philip Slayton | Abstract SSRN |
| Richard Devlin, Jocelyn Downie | ||
| 2015: Faculty Scholarship | Agonizing Identity in Mental Health Law and Policy (Part I) | Abstract SSRN |
| Sheila Wildeman | ||
| 2008: Faculty Scholarship | The End(s) of Self Regulation? | Abstract SSRN |
| Richard Devlin | ||
| 2011: Faculty Scholarship | The Fusion of Law and Equity: A Canadian Perspective | Abstract SSRN |
| Leonard Rotman | ||
| 2011: Faculty Scholarship | How Harper Will Reshape Canada's Courts | Abstract SSRN |
| Wayne MacKay | ||
| 2015: Faculty Scholarship | No Lawyer for a Hundred Miles? Mapping the New Geography of Access of Justice in Canada | Abstract SSRN |
| Jamie Baxter | ||
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