Over the past decade, Canadian law on prostitution has shifted from liberalism to postmodernism. This article explores the legislative and jurisprudential path of this ideological evolution. This evolution culminated in the adoption, in 2014, of the Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons Act and the Supreme Court of Canada's refusal, in 2023, to hear the appeal lodged by the defendants in R. v. N.S., a decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal.
penal ideology, prostitution, liberalism, postmodernism, legislation, jurisprudence
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