Wolfgang Alschner is Associate Professor at the University of Ottawa, where he leads the Legal Technology Lab.Vanessa MacDonnell is Associate Professor at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law and Co-Director of the uOttawa Public Law Centre.Carissima Mathen is a Full Professor at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law, Canada.

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• ContentsIntroductionWolfgang Alschner, Vanessa MacDonnell & Carissima MathenChapter 1: A Bird’s-Eye View of the Canadian Supreme CourtWolfgang Alschner & Keenan MacNealPart One - Evolution of the CourtChapter 2: Four Stories About Canada’s Separation of Powers DoctrineVanessa MacDonnell & Keenan MacNealChapter 3: Using Network Citation Analysis to Reveal Precedential Archetypes at the Supreme Court of CanadaWolfgang Alschner & Isabelle St-HilairePart Two: Cleavages on the CourtChapter 4: Navigating Judicial DisagreementCarissima Mathen, Keenan MacNeal, Stephen Bindman & Kelley HumberChapter 5: Bilingualism at the Supreme Court of Canada: Quantifying Citations to English, French, and Bilingual Doctrinal SourcesTerry Skolnik & Keenan MacNealPart Three: Changing Judicial PracticeChapter 6: The Supreme Court of Canada Leave Project: A Dataset and Machine Learning Model for Predicting Leave Application OutcomesPaul-Erik Veel & Katie GlowachChapter 7: The Supreme Court of Canada and Mainstreamed Judicial AnalyticsJena McGill & Amy Salyzyn

Wolfgang Alschner is Associate Professor at the University of Ottawa, where he leads the Legal Technology Lab.Vanessa MacDonnell is Associate Professor at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law and Co-Director of the uOttawa Public Law Centre.Carissima Mathen is a Full Professor at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law, Canada.

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• ContentsIntroductionWolfgang Alschner, Vanessa MacDonnell & Carissima MathenChapter 1: A Bird’s-Eye View of the Canadian Supreme CourtWolfgang Alschner & Keenan MacNealPart One - Evolution of the CourtChapter 2: Four Stories About Canada’s Separation of Powers DoctrineVanessa MacDonnell & Keenan MacNealChapter 3: Using Network Citation Analysis to Reveal Precedential Archetypes at the Supreme Court of CanadaWolfgang Alschner & Isabelle St-HilairePart Two: Cleavages on the CourtChapter 4: Navigating Judicial DisagreementCarissima Mathen, Keenan MacNeal, Stephen Bindman & Kelley HumberChapter 5: Bilingualism at the Supreme Court of Canada: Quantifying Citations to English, French, and Bilingual Doctrinal SourcesTerry Skolnik & Keenan MacNealPart Three: Changing Judicial PracticeChapter 6: The Supreme Court of Canada Leave Project: A Dataset and Machine Learning Model for Predicting Leave Application OutcomesPaul-Erik Veel & Katie GlowachChapter 7: The Supreme Court of Canada and Mainstreamed Judicial AnalyticsJena McGill & Amy Salyzyn

Wolfgang Alschner is Associate Professor at the University of Ottawa, where he leads the Legal Technology Lab.Vanessa MacDonnell is Associate Professor at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law and Co-Director of the uOttawa Public Law Centre.Carissima Mathen is a Full Professor at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law, Canada.

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• ContentsIntroductionWolfgang Alschner, Vanessa MacDonnell & Carissima MathenChapter 1: A Bird’s-Eye View of the Canadian Supreme CourtWolfgang Alschner & Keenan MacNealPart One - Evolution of the CourtChapter 2: Four Stories About Canada’s Separation of Powers DoctrineVanessa MacDonnell & Keenan MacNealChapter 3: Using Network Citation Analysis to Reveal Precedential Archetypes at the Supreme Court of CanadaWolfgang Alschner & Isabelle St-HilairePart Two: Cleavages on the CourtChapter 4: Navigating Judicial DisagreementCarissima Mathen, Keenan MacNeal, Stephen Bindman & Kelley HumberChapter 5: Bilingualism at the Supreme Court of Canada: Quantifying Citations to English, French, and Bilingual Doctrinal SourcesTerry Skolnik & Keenan MacNealPart Three: Changing Judicial PracticeChapter 6: The Supreme Court of Canada Leave Project: A Dataset and Machine Learning Model for Predicting Leave Application OutcomesPaul-Erik Veel & Katie GlowachChapter 7: The Supreme Court of Canada and Mainstreamed Judicial AnalyticsJena McGill & Amy Salyzyn