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Teresa Mitchell "Time out". LawNow. FindArticles.com. 29 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0OJX/is_1_32/ai_n25013872/

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Articles in Sept-Oct, 2007 issue of LawNow

• Teachers or trustees?
  by Teresa Mitchell
• The role of a judge in Canada
  by Dylan Hardy
• Internet trends and the law
  by Shaunna Mireau
• The Charter 25 years later: the good, the bad, and the challenge
  by Beverley McLachlin
• Charter section 1: a balancing act for the court
  by Linda McKay-Panos
• Time out
  by Teresa Mitchell
• Law Day competition winners visit Ottawa
• The nation he made
  by Robert Normey
• Punting publication bans
  by Teresa Mitchell
• Can Canada regulate the internet?
  by Tristan Kenyon-Schultz
• What has the Charter done for you lately? A brief look at how the first 25 years of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms has transformed the lives of ordinary Canadians
  by Barbara Billingsley
• Illegal questions
  by Peter Bowal
• Around the Legal Resource Centre
• 25 years of the Charter of freedom of religion
  by Andrea Fugeman-Millar
• The independence of judges
  by Charles B. Davison
• Spousal exceptions
  by Teresa Mitchell
• Through the Eyes of a Judge
  by Cassandra Sellars
• Significant cases: under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms—first 25 years
  by Linda McKay-Panos
• Government moves to extend human rights to first nations—first nations object?
  by Fred R. Fenwick
• That bites
  by Teresa Mitchell
• Social networking and the law
  by Martin P.J. Kratz
• Does the Charter travel abroad?
  by Teresa Mitchell
• "Be fast, if you want to live."
  by Brian Seaman