Reasonable Time Before Trial: Applying R. v Jordan to Youth Crimes
On November 15, 2019 in the case R. v K.J.M., the Supreme Court of Canada laid out the applicability of R. v Jordan, a case determining ceilings for the reasonable length of time before a trial, to cases involving youth. The Supreme Court determined in this case that the ceilings identified in Jordan did apply to youth cases and that a lowering of the maximum range of eighteen to thirty months for cases concerning youth was unnecessary.
Robson Crim's Mega Book Launch Event to be Held Oct 18
You are all invited to a Robson Crim-MLJ-Asper Review Mega Book Launch Featuring Free Food and Refreshments, Entertainment, and...
Many Opportunities for Law Students Interested in Criminal Law at Robson Hall
The Robson Hall community is buzzing with new and refreshed students who are eager to get involved in the school community. There is no...
Robson Hall Criminal Law
Robson Hall, one of Canada's oldest law schools, has undergone a recent period of growth in its criminal law offerings. Robson Hall now...
