Criminal Law During (and After) COVID-19 by Professor Terry Skolnik
Manitoba Law Journal just went live with its three latest criminal law editions with 27 peer reviewed articles of import for Canadian...
The Pitfalls of the SCC’s use of the Waterfield test to Justify New Common Law Police Powers
Within Privacy in Peril, Jochelson and Ireland argue how the Waterfield[2] test has allowed the Supreme Court of Canada to justify new police powers through the common law. It will be argued that while the court has given the police new powers in order to justify intrusions into individual’s privacy, there are also concerns that the court had to assess when determining whether to grant police more powers of search and seizure.
