Canadian State Trials, Volume V

Barry Wright is a professor emeritus of law and history at Carleton University. Susan Binnie is an independent scholar living in Toronto.

• ForewordOsgoode Society AcknowledgmentsPrefaceDouglas Hay1. Introduction: World War, Cold War, and Challenges to SovereigntyBarry Wright, Susan Binnie, and Eric Tucker2. Constitutional Wrongs: The Wartime Constitution and Japanese Canadians c.1942–1946Eric M. Adams and Jordan Stanger Ross3. Prosecuting Kurt Meyer: The Abbaye d'Ardenne War Crimes Trial Craig Forcese4. The Gouzenko Affair: From Star Chamber to the Court RoomReg Whitaker 5. The Enemy Within: Review and Comparison of Early Cold War Canadian and American Spy Trials  Barbara J. Falk and Tyler Wentzell6. Labour versus the Injunction: Insights into the Surveillance State and Public Order Policing during the 1966 Lenkurt Electric StrikeChris Madsen7. The FLQ and Judicial Guerrilla Warfare, 1963–1972Jean-Philippe Warren8. The 1971 Trial of the Montréal Five: Seditious Conspiracy and the FLQDarren Pacione9. The McDonald Commission Investigates the RCMP Security Service, 1977–1983 C. Ian Kyer10. Standoffs at Meares and Lyell Islands, 1984–85: Civil Disobedience and the Indigenous Land Question in British Columbia Benjamin Isitt11. Sovereignty and Legality in the Pines: The Oka Crisis of 1990Mark D. Walters12. Epilogue: Canadian State Trials in RetrospectBarry WrightAppendix: Previous Titles in SeriesSupporting DocumentsList of Contributors  Index