What does SCCD stand for?

Supreme Court of Canada Decisions (judicial decisions)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Recent Supreme Court of Canada decisions have clearly recognized Aboriginal and treaty rights and called for proper and meaningful consultation and accommodation regarding those rights.

Governance and economic development go hand in glove

One of the first Supreme Court of Canada decisions concerning the Charter addressed the meaning of section 7, which guarantees to "everyone .

Top criminal cases (post-charter)

Included with the memo was a five-page document entitled "A New Relationship--Implementation of Supreme Court of Canada Decisions.

B.C. brews over action plan

It's not like all the other Supreme Court of Canada decisions on Aboriginal rights where there's dissenting opinions or concurring opinions.

Court urges government action

The last time Canada's Comprehensive Claims Policy was updated was 1987, well before these Supreme Court of Canada decisions that defined aspects of Aboriginal rights.

The law's the law, Stock. (Editorial)

It could be as long as two years before the court hands down its decision, but hereditary Wet'suwet'en Chief Herb George believes that several recent Supreme Court of Canada decisions indicate the time may be right for an enormously important legal breakthrough in the area of Aboriginal land rights.

Highest court asked to rule on land title