Jeremy de Beer's guest appearances

Jeremy de Beer

The Law School Show

Law Bytes

Leah West

Cara Zwibel

Tim Kennedy

Stephanie Smith

Nathan Fox

Chris Graham

David Kaye

David Steinberg

David Taylor

Brewster Kahle

David Johnston

Karen Barnes

Paul Martin

Mark Phillips

André Bacchus

OwlTail

The Supreme Court of Canada's latest copyright decision - SOCAN v. Entertainment Software Association - affirms yet again that technological neutrality is a foundational element of the law and notably emphasizes that “copyright law does not exist solely for the benefit of authors.” My colleague Jeremy de Beer was an active participant in the case, writing an expert opinion during the Copyright Board phase of the case which reflects the approach that the court ultimately adopted. He joins the Law Bytes podcast to discuss the evolution of music distribution online, this latest case and the court’s commitment to copyright balance, as well as what might come next in the seemingly never-ending battle over Canadian copyright law.

Episode 136: Jeremy de Beer on SOCAN v. ESA, the Supreme Court's Latest Endorsement of Copyright Balance and Technological Neutrality

Nathalie Chalifour

In the wake of three provincial challenges to Canada’s federal carbon pricing law, the Supreme Court is currently deliberating the legal future of Canada’s emissions targets. Professor Nathalie Chalifour intervened in the case for the National Association of Women and the Law and Friends of the Earth, while Professor Jeremy de Beer intervened on behalf of the Smart Prosperity Institute. Host Jake Clark sat down with both sustainability law experts last autumn, shortly after the case was heard, to discuss the case and what it means for Canada’s domestic and international legal obligations.

<p>In the wake of three provincial challenges to Canada’s federal carbon pricing law, the Supreme Court is currently deliberating the legal future of Canada’s emissions targets. Professor Nathalie Chalifour intervened in the case for the National Association of Women and the Law and Friends of the Earth, while Professor Jeremy de Beer intervened on behalf of the Smart Prosperity Institute. Host Jake Clark sat down with both sustainability law experts last autumn, shortly after the case was heard, to discuss the case and what it means for Canada’s domestic and international legal obligations.</p>

140. Carbon Pricing at the SCC: Where We Are and Where We May Go (with Nathalie Chalifour and Jeremy de Beer)