Blindfolded: The Hidden Evidence Dilemma in Canada v Meng
Abby Stein Introduction Public interest immunity occupies a special status in the realm of Canadian evidence law. One of the examples is...
R v J.J – The Admissibility of a Victim’s Entire Life
The admission of evidence in a trial dealing with sexual offences is always a sensitive topic.
R v Beaver: A “Fresh Start” for Police, Grave Endings for Charter Protection- exclusion of evidence
R v Beaver (Beaver) was a complicated case involving multiple accused, several Charter breaches, and numerous legal issues.
The Burden of Bail on Canada’s Correctional Systems
by M. Yuel Designed to strike a balance between individual liberty and public safety, administering bail is paramount in the State’s...
Decriminalizing Queerness: The Ongoing History of 2SLGBTQIA+ Interactions with the Canadian Criminal Justice System (Part 1: Case Comment on Klippert v The Queen, 1967 CanLII 73 SCC)
by Lizzie Tough Trigger Warning: This blog series discusses the injustices of criminalized queerness as a sexual offence in Canada. Some...
