The Charter Project (www.JoinTheDiscussion.ca) team filmed and edited interviews with legal experts and others who can offer unique historical perspectives on The Charter, its inception, and how it affects the everyday lives of Canadians. This is the third of four excerpts from our interview with author and University of Windsor, Faculty of Law professor WA Bogart. BIOGRAPHY WA Bogart BA,.LL.B. (University of Toronto) LL.M. (Harvard). University Professor and Professor of Law, University of Windsor. Author of Courts and Country (Oxford University Press, Toronto, 1994), Consequences (University of Toronto Press, 2002) Good Government? Good Citizens? (University of British Columbia Press, 2005), Permit But Discourage Regulating Excessive Consumption (Oxford University Press, New York, 2011); coeditor Access to Justice for a New Century (LSUC/Irwin Law, 2005) and several editions of The Civil Litigation Process (Emond-Montgomery, Toronto) Has held several SSHRC and other research grants to support his research. Is a frequent consultant to government and other public bodies regarding legal and related policies. Virtual Scholar in Residence for the Law Commission of Canada, 2002-2003. Past member of the Board of Directors of: the Canadian Law and Society Association, Pro Bono Law Ontario, and the Policy Research Committee, the Ontario Problem Gambling Research Centre. Member of the Research Ethics Board of St. Michael's Hospital and of the Board of Directors of the Alzheimer ...