Análisis de la app Supreme Court of Canada Cases para 6 de octubre

Every Supreme Court of Canada decision, in your pocket. SCC Decisions gives you instant access to over 11,000 rulings from Canada's highest court — from landmark constitutional cases to the latest judgments handed down this week. Whether you're a lawyer, law student, paralegal, or simply someone who cares about Canadian law, SCC Decisions keeps you informed and in command. Stay current the moment it matters The Supreme Court of Canada typically releases decisions on Thursday mornings. With SCC Decisions, you'll receive a push notification within the hour — before it hits the news. No more refreshing websites or waiting for a colleague to forward the link. Plain-language summaries For decisions since 2014, the Court publishes a "Case in Brief" — a plain-language summary written by the Court's own staff. SCC Decisions surfaces these summaries front and centre, so you can understand the decision without wading through 80 pages of reasons. The full breakdown See exactly which justices were in the majority, who concurred, and who dissented — at a glance. The decision outcome, the court of appeal below, and the area of law are all displayed clearly on every case. A complete archive The free tier covers the last 10 years of decisions — fully searchable by case name, citation, or year. Upgrade to Premium to unlock the complete archive dating back to the Court's founding in 1876. Built for how lawyers actually work - Search by case name or neutral citation (e.g. "2024 SCC 12") - Filter decisions by year - Bookmark important cases for quick reference - Share a formatted case summary with one tap - Read the full decision on CanLII with one tap SCC Premium Upgrade to access the complete archive back to 1876, get access to filed documents available for each case, watch the case webcast, get unlimited bookmarks, and get instant push notifications for new decisions. SCC Decisions is an independent app and is not affiliated with the Supreme Court of Canada or CanLII. Decision data is sourced from CanLII (canlii.org) and the Supreme Court of Canada website (scc-csc.ca). Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://azzopalj.github.io/scc-decisions-website/privacy