

R v CEB: Balancing Gladue Factors in Sentencing for Cases of Child Sexual Abuse - Kerith Tung
In this blog entry, I will describe the recent case of R v CEB. I will also discuss why I believe that Gladue factors were correctly...


Starting Off on the Wrong Point: An Academic Critique of Starting Points in Sentencing - Noah Lesiuk
Setting the Law Straight on Starting Points Sentencing within the realm of criminal law can be a tricky continuum of complex...


Private Property: A Legal Sanctuary for Impaired Drivers - Mario Elbardisy
Introduction Impaired driving has plagued our society for decades. However, police have been empowered by the Highway Traffic Act (“HTA”)...


R v Stairs: The Castle is Under Siege - Julian Brown
In Privacy in Peril: Hunter v Southam and the Drift from Reasonable Search Protections, Professors Richard Jochelson and David Ireland...


R v Khill: Self-Defence & the Accused’s Role in the Incident - Keelin Griffin
Consider the following scenario: a homeowner, K, approaches his truck, parked on his driveway, and sees a man, S, leaning in through the...