(When) Can Artificial Intelligence be Criminally Responsible?
Adam Daudi and Rebecca Jaremko Bromwich When Can Artificial Intelligence Be Criminally Responsible? Â It sounds like the setup for a...
“Excluding Evidence or Upholding Convictions? The Fine Line in R v Tim
Authors: KB and GS             S. 24(2) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms  is designed to allow for courts to exclude...
Evaluating the Constitutionality of the Customs Act and Admissibility of Electronic Evidence in R v Scott
Author: NA Electronic devices contain a cache of information including an individual’s beliefs, relationships, and lifestyle. As...
‘Sexts’ as Evidence of Future Likelihood to Consent: Implications of R v Reimer
Author: CB Â Sexual assault cases present uniquely challenging evidentiary issues due to the threat of prejudicial reasoning against the...
Applying Gladue Principles to Corbett Applications in R v King: A New Safeguard for Indigenous Accused Persons?
Author: BC  Introduction  In R v Hart , Cromwell JA stated that the cross-examination process is a “cornerstone of the adversarial...
