Criminal Justice/Criminology

This title takes a thought-provoking look at the jury selection process in Canada in the context of its impact on Indigenous Peoples and their experiences in the criminal justice system.

Le présent volume est constitué d’un fascicule à paraître dans l’ouvrage Preuve et procédure pénales, publié dans la collection « Droit pénal » du JurisClasseur Québec. Le texte porte tout d’abord sur les devoirs déontologiques généraux des avocats pratiquant en droit criminel et pénal; il explore ensuite les préoccupations déontologiques spécifiques aux avocats de la défense ainsi que les préoccupations propres aux avocats de la poursuite.

This volume is a collection of papers presenting an overview of theories and strategies for public interest litigation, a specialized area of litigation aimed to bring about social impact, and the various avenues and methodologies that have been used in Canadian history.

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This book, unlike any other criminal law textbook, provides a comprehensive legal analysis of the doctrine, covering every significant aspect, from the types of investigative detention, to the ways in which it can be challenged (or upheld).

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This book, specifically written for non-lawyers working in the justice system and students pursuing a law-related career, explains the rules and principles of evidence, and analyzes the interaction between statutes and case reports that determine our evidence laws.

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