Research

Publications

Popular Recognition and the Continuity of Legal Systems
Jurisprudence (forthcoming)

Constitutional Statutes are ‘Always Speaking’
Osgoode Hall Law Journal (forthcoming)

A Unified Approach to Constitutional and Statutory Interpretation
Canadian Bar Review (forthcoming)

The Administrative Law of Section 33 of the Charter
McGill Law Journal (2025)

Three Questions for Watson’s Account of Epistemic Rights
Asian Journal of Philosophy (2025)

Truth and Norms: Normative Alethic Pluralism and Evaluative Disagreements (review)
The Philosophical Quarterly (2023)

‘True’ as Polysemous
Pacific Philosophical Quarterly (2021)

Torts and Contracts: Civil Liability for AI Causing Harms (with Ren Bucholz)
Litigating Artificial Intelligence (Emond, 2021)

Normativity for Alethic-Logical Pluralists
Inquiry (2020)

Delegated Legislation and the Charter
Canadian Journal of Administrative Law & Practice (2020)

Equity and Homelessness
Canadian Journal of Law & Jurisprudence (2020)

Direct Discrimination and Indirect Discrimination: A Distinction with a Difference
Western Journal of Legal Studies (2019)

Logic for Alethic, Logical, and Ontological Pluralists
Pluralisms in Truth and Logic (Palgrave Macmillan, 2018)

A Modal Account of Propositions
Dialectica (2017)

Can Alethic Pluralists Maintain Compositionality?
The Philosophical Quarterly (2017)

Logic for Alethic Pluralists
The Journal of Philosophy (2017)

Epistemic Modals and Sensitivity to Contextually-Salient Partitions
Thought (2016)

Other activities

With my colleague Manish Oza, I am co-directing an interdisciplinary initiative on law and language, Legislative Intent and Ordinary Meaning. In 2024, we organized a workshop, New Directions in Law and Language, which was funded by a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Connection Grant.