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MANITOBA LAW JOURNAL|VOLUME 42 ISSUE 4 2019
Edited by RICHARD JOCHELSON, DAVID IRELAND AND REBECCA BROMWICH
Towards Dialogue in the Crim Disciplines
DAVID IRELAND AND RICHARD JOCHELSON
Reflections on Evidence
1 What’s Left of Marital Harmony in the Criminal Courts? The Marital Communications Privilege After the Demise of the Spousal Incompetence Rule
HEATHER CAVE AND PETER SANKOFF
21 The Biases of Experts: An Empirical Analysis of Expert Witness Challenges
JASON M. CHIN, MICHAEL LUTSKY AND ITIEL E. DROR
69 Persistence and Variability of DNA: Penile Washings and Intimate Bodily Examinations in Sex-Related Offences
JOHN W. BURCHILL
87 Lost in Translation? The Difference Between the Hearsay Rule’s Historical Rationale and Practical Application
CHRISTOPHER SEWRATTAN (FROM THE PRACTITIONER’S DESK)
Critical Issues in National Security
131 Threading the Needle: Structural Reform & Canada’s Intelligence-to- Evidence Dilemma
CRAIG FORCESE (FEATURED ARTICLE)
NICHOLAS ROSATI (CRITICAL COMMENTARY)
Critical Approaches to Evidence and Knowledge
207 Over-Indebted Criminals in Canada
STEPHANIE BEN-ISHAI AND ARASH NAYERAHMADI
241 Theorizing Anxiety and its Relation to Fear (of Crime): An Heideggerian Inspired Polemic
PRASHAN RANASINGHE
265 Cross-Over Youth and Youth Criminal Justice Act Evidence Law: Discourse Analysis and Reasons for Law Reform
REBECCA JAREMKO BROMWICH
291 Jeremy Bentham and Canadian Evidence Law: The Utilitarian Perspective on Mistrial Applications
ALANAH JOSEY
Animal Rights: Legal and Socio-Legal Approaches
315 Confronting Animal Cruelty: Understanding Evidence of Harm Towards Animals
JAMES GACEK
343 The Constitutional Elephant in the Room: Section 8 Charter Issues with The Animal Care Act
RYAN ZIEGLER