Yan Campagnolo is a law professor at the University of Ottawa. He is the author of Behind Closed Doors: The Law and Politics of Cabinet Secrecy. He has worked at the Supreme Court of Canada and the Privy Council Office.
Experience
2015–present
Professor, University of Ottawa (Common Law Section)
2008–2015
Legal Counsel, Privy Council Office (Legal Operations)
2006–2008
Professor, University of Ottawa (Civil Law Section)
2004–2005
Law Clerk, Supreme Court of Canada (Justice Morris Fish)
Education
2018
University of Toronto, Doctor of Juridical Science (Constitutional Law)
2006
University of Cambridge, Master of Laws (International Law)
2004
University of Ottawa, Bachelor of Laws (Common Law)
2003
University of Ottawa, License in Law (Civil Law)
Publications
2021
Behind Closed Doors: The Law and Politics of Cabinet Secrecy, UBC Press
2020
Repenser le secret ministériel, Revue générale de droit
2020
Rethinking Cabinet Secrecy, Journal of Parliamentary and Political Law
2020
Le secret ministériel: théorie et pratique, Presses de l’Université Laval
2019
Cabinet Secrecy in Canada, Journal of Parliamentary and Political Law
2019
La Constitution canadienne, Dundurn
2018
Le secret ministériel au Canada, Revue de droit parlementaire et politique
2017
A Rational Approach to Cabinet Immunity Under the Common Law, Alberta Law Review
2017
Cabinet Immunity in Canada: The Legal Black Hole, McGill Law Journal
2017
The Political Legitimacy of Cabinet Secrecy, Revue juridique Thémis
2017
The History, Law and Practice of Cabinet Immunity in Canada, Revue générale de droit