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60 U. Toronto L.J. [i] (2010)

handle is hein.journals/utlj60 and id is 1 raw text is: University of Toronto LAW JOURNAL volume LX, number 1, winter 2010 The Role of the Courts in Constitutional Law EDITORS' NOTE DAVID DYZENHAUS & ADAM TOMKINS I ARTICLES The role of the courts in the political constitution ADAM TOMKINS 1 Judicial restraint in the pursuit of justice AILEEN KAVANAGH 23 Deference, defiance, and doctrine: defining the limits of judicial review TR.S. ALLAN 41 The very idea of a judge DAVID DYZENHAUS 61 Judicial review at the margins: Law, power, and prerogative THOMAS POOLE 81 Democratic objections to structural judicial review and the judicial role in constitutional law ADRIENNE STONE 109 Structural judicial review and the objection from democracy JEFFREY GOLDSWORTHY 137

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