R v Webbe-Wong: A Reminder of the Frailties of Cross-Racial Identification Evidence
J. Papoff On its own merits, eyewitness evidence is problematic and poses challenges to the truth-finding function of Canada’s legal...
The Importance of Knowing How a Person Became the Suspect in a Lineup and Wrongful Convictions
Check out today's featured paper on police lineup identification. "The proportion of times that suspects in lineups are factually guilty...
Welcome Michelle Bertrand - our newest collaborator
Michelle Bertrand from University of Winnipeg Criminal Justice joins Robson Hall's Robson Crim as a collaborator
The Unreliability of Eyewitness Testimony: The Lochte Affair – a student blog
Confessions and eye witness testimonies are two of the most credible pieces of evidence in proving the element of crime in a courtroom....
