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The Supreme Court held that Quebec's restrictions on advertisements directed at children engaged freedom of expression but were justified under the applicable Charters. The majority allowed Quebec's appeal.
The Supreme Court distinguished an artist's reproduction rights from moral rights and purchasers' ownership of physical posters in Théberge. The majority allowed the galleries' appeal.
The Supreme Court's divided Ward decision examines where professional comedy, dignity and Quebec's discrimination law meet. The majority allowed the appeal, while four judges dissented.
The Supreme Court held that Quebec's restrictions on advertisements directed at children engaged freedom of expression but were justified under the applicable Charters. The majority allowed Quebec's appeal.
The Supreme Court distinguished an artist's reproduction rights from moral rights and purchasers' ownership of physical posters in Théberge. The majority allowed the galleries' appeal.
The Supreme Court's divided Ward decision examines where professional comedy, dignity and Quebec's discrimination law meet. The majority allowed the appeal, while four judges dissented.
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