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DESCRIPTION:In a number of jurisdictions in the global south\, courts now s
 hare some responsibility for ensuring that all persons have access to life
 -sustaining goods such as food\, water\, healthcare\, and housing. This is
  notoriously contested judicial work\, since it can require courts to beco
 me involved in the complex effort and detail of long-term\, systemic refor
 m of social policy.\n\nIn this session of the DCL Research Series\, Edward
  Bechard-Torres\, doctoral candidate at 91Ö±²¥â€™s Faculty of Law
 \, asks what objectives or ‘end-points’ courts are hoping to realize when 
 they prod state actors to reform social programs. Understanding these end-
 points is important. Each one imagines a different relationship between th
 e underlying socio-economic rights in play and the remedies which emerge f
 rom the judicial process. Each end-point also implicitly relies on differe
 nt accounts of how judicial power can be both disciplined and legitimated\
 , and how courts should relate to the political branches.\n\nAmy Preston-S
 amson\, a doctoral candidate at the same Faculty of Law\, will be the main
  discussant.\n\nThe DCL Research Series takes place several times during t
 he academic year. It's a platform for DCL and other scholars to share thei
 r research and receive feedback. All are welcome to attend! For more info\
 , contact Ivan Ozai (ivan.ozai [at] mail.mcgill.ca).\n
DTSTART:20191128T200000Z
DTEND:20191128T210000Z
LOCATION:NCDH 316\, Chancellor Day Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1W9\, 36
 44 rue Peel
SUMMARY:DCL Research Series: End-points and the Role of Courts in Structura
 l Change 
URL:/law/channels/event/dcl-research-series-end-points
 -and-role-courts-structural-change-302728
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