WILL WOMEN JUDGES REALLY MAKE A DIFFERENCE?

Madam Justice Bertha Wilson

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Gender Diversity and Inequality Judicial and Constitutional Studies Feminism, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

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This article details the experience of Canada's first woman Supreme Court Justice, now retired and teaching law at the University of Ottawa. Like many by virtue of their unique perspective, she casts light on the central core of being a judge and examines the human side of this important, albeit, lonely task. The article specifically considers the issue of gender in the judiciary.

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1983In a Different Voice: Psychological Theory and Women's Development.1978The Reproduction of Mothering 1987Equality and Judicial Neutrality 1987Good and Bad Bias: A Comment on Feminist Theory and Judging 1986The Gender of Judges 1921The Work of the Commercial Courts.

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