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Do Women Judges Make a Difference? An Analysis by Appeal Court Data
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  • 2009Editorial Introduction: Women and Judging21 cited
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  • 2015Gender Diversity in the Intermediate Appellate Courts of Canada14 cited
  • 2020Speaking Up: Women and Dissenting Behavior in the Supreme Court of Canada10 cited

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