Supreme Court of Canada Citations

One of the most significant accomplishments of a Canadian Law Journal are being cited in SCC judgments. Since 1980, the Manitoba Law Journal has been cited in 51 decisions.

McGill Law Journal OR “Revue de droit de McGill”178
University of Toronto Law Journal 112
Queen’s Law Journal109
Alberta Law Review104
Osgoode Hall Law Journal87
University of British Columbia Law Review79
Ottawa Law Review OR “Revue de droit d’Ottawa”73
Cahiers de droit72
Revue juridique Thémis56
Manitoba Law Journal54
Dalhousie Law Journal49
Revue de droit de l’Université de Sherbrooke44
Saskatchewan Law Review40
University of New Brunswick Law Journal OR “Revue de droit de l’Université du Nouveau-Brunswick” 25
Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice12
Canadian Journal of Law and Jurisprudence5
Revue de la common law en français1
last updated November 26, 2024

Google Scholar Ranking

The Google Scholar h5-index shows how many times a publication been mentioned by other articles in the past five years. It shows how popular or important the articles are, based on how often people talk about them.

JournalH5-IndexH5-Median
University of Toronto Law Journal1420
Canadian Journal of Law & Society1317
Canadian Journal of Law & Jurisprudence1014
Osgoode Hall Law Journal912
Canadian Tax Journal813
Alberta Law Review815
Manitoba Law Journal711
Banking & Finance Law Review722
Air and Space Law713
Dalhousie Law Journal610
Canadian Yearbook of International Law67
Cahiers de droit, Les67
Canadian Bar Review58
Lex Electronica35
Advocate24
Canadian Law Library Review13
46 other Canadian Law Journals searched do not appear on google scholar. This list was created from all Canadian Law Journals that appeared on both the W&L Law Journal Rankings and the Bora Laskin Law Library’s Current Canadian Law Journals and Reviews. Last updated August 28th, 2024

Cited Articles

Title/AuthorCited byYearMLJ Dimension
Criminal Law during (and after) COVID-19 (pdf)
T Skolnik
352020Robson Crim
43.4
The Biases of Experts: An Empirical Analysis of Expert Witness Challenges (pdf)
JM Chin, M Lutsky, IE Dror
162019Robson Crim
42.4
Public Contempt and Compassion: Media Biases and Their Effect on Juror Impartiality and Wrongful Convictions (pdf)
L Chancellor
112019Robson Crim
42.3
Exoneration and Compensation for the Wrongly Convicted: Enhancing Procedural Justice (pdf)
KM Campbell
112019Robson Crim
42.3
Confronting Animal Cruelty: Understanding Evidence of Harm towards Animals (pdf)
J Gacek
112019Robson Crim
42.4
Moral Character: Making Sense of the Experiences of Bar Applicants with Criminal Records (pdf)
H Aviram
82020Robson Crim
43.4
Reconsidering Legal Pedagogy: Assessing Trigger Warnings, Evaluative Instruments, and Articling Integration in Canada’s Modern Law School Curricula (pdf)
R Jochelson, J Gacek, D Ireland
72021The Current Legal Landscape
44.2

CanLII Presence

Many Canadian Law Schools maintain their own flagship publications. These help contribute meaningfully to legal scholarship, influence legal thinking, and provide a platform for discussing important legal issues within their legal communities.

Law JournalAll CanLII
“McGill Law Journal” OR “Revue de droit de McGill”6535
“Cahiers de droit”6288
“Alberta Law Review”5049
“Osgoode Hall Law Journal”3456
“Ottawa Law Review” OR “Revue de droit d’Ottawa”3100
“Manitoba Law Journal”2891
“Revue de droit de l’Université de Sherbrooke”2847
“University of Toronto Law Journal”2645
“Dalhousie Law Journal”2578
“Saskatchewan Law Review”2446
“Queen’s Law Journal”2372
“University of British Columbia Law Review”2096
“Revue juridique Thémis”1520
“University of New Brunswick Law Journal” OR “Revue de droit de l’Université du Nouveau-Brunswick”1061
“Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice”951
“Canadian Journal of Law and Jurisprudence”269
“Appeal: Review of Current Law and Law Reform”222
“Revue de la common law en français”51
“Lakehead Law Journal”45
“TMU Law Review”6
last updated November 26, 2024