R v Sanderson – A Miscarriage of Justice?
By D Wark Rules governing the use of evidence are critical components to ensuring the credibility and fairness of the trial process. In...
The Burden of Bail on Canada’s Correctional Systems
by M. Yuel Designed to strike a balance between individual liberty and public safety, administering bail is paramount in the State’s...
Decriminalizing Queerness: The Ongoing History of 2SLGBTQIA+ Interactions with the Canadian Criminal Justice System (Part 1: Case Comment on Klippert v The Queen, 1967 CanLII 73 SCC)
by Lizzie Tough Trigger Warning: This blog series discusses the injustices of criminalized queerness as a sexual offence in Canada. Some...
To Bring the World to Account – Part Two
By A. Kwok This entry is part two of a miniseries of blogs about the Symposium on the Proposal to Create an International Anti-Corruption...
Neuroscience, Restorative Justice, and Winston Churchill
Nancy Kirk and Rebecca Jaremko Bromwich This blog post answers a riddle: what connects justice, neuroscience, and Winston Churchill? The...