MANITOBA LAW JOURNAL|VOLUME 42 ISSUE 4 2019
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Edited by RICHARD JOCHELSON, DAVID IRELAND AND REBECCA BROMWICH
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Towards Dialogue in the Crim Disciplines
DAVID IRELAND AND RICHARD JOCHELSON
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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
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21 The Biases of Experts: An Empirical Analysis of Expert Witness Challenges
JASON M. CHIN, MICHAEL LUTSKY AND ITIEL E. DROR
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69 Persistence and Variability of DNA: Penile Washings and Intimate Bodily Examinations in Sex-Related Offences
JOHN W. BURCHILL
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87 Lost in Translation? The Difference Between the Hearsay Rule’s Historical Rationale and Practical Application
CHRISTOPHER SEWRATTAN (FROM THE PRACTITIONER’S DESK)
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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
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241 Theorizing Anxiety and its Relation to Fear (of Crime): An Heideggerian Inspired Polemic
PRASHAN RANASINGHE
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265 Cross-Over Youth and Youth Criminal Justice Act Evidence Law: Discourse Analysis and Reasons for Law Reform
REBECCA JAREMKO BROMWICH
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291 Jeremy Bentham and Canadian Evidence Law: The Utilitarian Perspective on Mistrial Applications
ALANAH JOSEY
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Animal Rights: Legal and Socio-Legal Approaches
315 Confronting Animal Cruelty: Understanding Evidence of Harm Towards Animals
JAMES GACEK
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343 The Constitutional Elephant in the Room: Section 8 Charter Issues with The Animal Care Act
RYAN ZIEGLER
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