The Effects of Evidence and Procedure Upon a Fair Trial
Although unrelated to the original intention in investigating the case, R v Dowd brings up some interesting concepts in relation to the jurisprudence surrounding evidence in trials. One of these includes the concept of trial by ambush. For some context, the case of R v Dowd involves a former police officer accused of sexual assault (indecent touching) on a nine-year old girl.
Criminal Justice & Evidentiary Thresholds in Canada: the last ten years - a conference
Criminal Justice and Evidentiary Thresholds in Canada: the last ten years A Conference When: Saturday October 26, 2019 Where: Robson...
Threading the Needle: Structural Reform & Canada’s Intelligence-to-Evidence Dilemma by Craig For
The Manitoba Law Journal has released volume 42(4) of its Criminal Law Edition (Robson Crim) and one of the featured articles by...
Revisiting R v Nikolovski: Evidence and Photographs
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A Compelling Collection of Criminal Law Scholarship: Book Review of Manitoba Law Journal, (2018) 41:
At times, it seems as though law is a heavily polarized field. On one side, there are the practising lawyers; the practical, front-line...
