*PRE-ORDER, APPROX 4-6 BUSINESS DAYS* Annotated National Security Legislation by Dustin Kenall 9780433533788 [ZZ]

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This title brings together eight key federal statutes in a single annotated volume for lawyers and academics working in Canada’s national security field.

Annotated National Security Legislation by Dustin Kenall, Proja Filipovich and Arshana Lalani brings together the eight key federal national security statutes in a single annotated volume. It aims to provide lawyers, academics and those working in the national security space with an accessible explanation of the key federal statutes, including:

• Department of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Act
• Canadian Security Intelligence Service Act
• Communications Security Establishment Act
• National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians Act
• National Security and Intelligence Review Agency Act
• Intelligence Commissioner Act
• Security of Canada Information Disclosure Act
• Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act

With notes, related provisions, secondary sources, and a digest of the relevant unclassified case law for each chapter, Annotated National Security Legislation offers both a practical research tool and a broader view of the legal architecture of national security, including its intersections with the Charter, administrative law, and information and privacy law.

Features of This Book

• Comprehensive anthology of key national security statutes – brings together the core legislative framework in one resource
• Holistic treatment of the national security regime – helps readers see how the statutes work together, draw connections across legal regimes, and identify recurring concepts and language across Canada’s national security architecture
• Act-by-Act introductions and contextual commentary – provides accessible background and overview for each piece of legislation

Who Should Read This Book

• Lawyers who need case law annotations for practice before review bodies
• In-house counsel who need up-to-date information when advising clients
• Academics and law libraries who need a research tool covering Canada’s national security legislation