Statements by an Accused 2008


Course Date: October 25, 2008

The Voluntariness Voir Dire: The Defence Point of View

Date:

October 25, 2008

Course:

Statements by an Accused 2008

Contributor(s):

Mark R. Jette

Criminal Law » Evidence

Presentation Content:

Paper: The Confessions Rule and the Charter Section 7 Right to Silence

The Confessions Rule and the Charter Section 7 Right to Silence

Date:

October 25, 2008

Course:

Statements by an Accused 2008

Contributor(s):

Beverly A. MacLean

Criminal Law » Charter of Rights, Evidence

Presentation Content:

Paper: The Voluntariness Voir Dire: The Defence Point of View

The Right to Counsel

Date:

October 25, 2008

Course:

Statements by an Accused 2008

Contributor(s):

Joyce DeWitt-Van Oosten

Criminal Law » Charter of Rights

Presentation Content:

Paper: Issues Concerning Confessions and the Right to Counsel

Issues Concerning Confessions and the Right to Counsel

Date:

October 25, 2008

Course:

Statements by an Accused 2008

Contributor(s):

Michael P. Klein

Criminal Law » Charter of Rights, Evidence

Presentation Content:

Paper: The Right to Counsel

A Practical Guide to Attacking Statements Made to Undercover Officers

Date:

October 25, 2008

Course:

Statements by an Accused 2008

Contributor(s):

David G. Butcher

Criminal Law » Evidence

Presentation Content:

Paper: The Admissibility of Involuntary Statements to Non-Police Officers
Paper: Truth or Lies: Assessing the Reliability of Statements to Undercover Officers

The Admissibility of Involuntary Statements to Non-Police Officers

Date:

October 25, 2008

Course:

Statements by an Accused 2008

Contributor(s):

Nikos Harris

Criminal Law » Evidence

Presentation Content:

Paper: A Practical Guide to Attacking Statements Made to Undercover Officers
Paper: Truth or Lies: Assessing the Reliability of Statements to Undercover Officers

Truth or Lies: Assessing the Reliability of Statements to Undercover Officers

Date:

October 25, 2008

Course:

Statements by an Accused 2008

Contributor(s):

Shelene A Rail

Criminal Law » Evidence

Presentation Content:

Paper: A Practical Guide to Attacking Statements Made to Undercover Officers
Paper: The Admissibility of Involuntary Statements to Non-Police Officers

A Practical Guide to Leading Accused’s Statements: The Perspective from the Crown

Date:

October 25, 2008

Course:

Statements by an Accused 2008

Contributor(s):

Winston L. Sayson

Criminal Law » Evidence

Presentation Content:

Paper: A Practical Guide to Leading Statements-The Defence Perspective

A Practical Guide to Leading Statements-The Defence Perspective

Date:

October 25, 2008

Course:

Statements by an Accused 2008

Contributor(s):

Craig D. Sicotte

Criminal Law » Evidence

Presentation Content:

Paper: A Practical Guide to Leading Accused’s Statements: The Perspective from the Crown

False Confessions and Miscarriages of Justice

Date:

October 25, 2008

Course:

Statements by an Accused 2008

Contributor(s):

Mary T. Ainslie

Tamara M. Levy

Criminal Law » Ethics

Presentation Content:

Paper: Credibility Assessment in Eyewitness Memory

Credibility Assessment in Eyewitness Memory

Date:

October 25, 2008

Course:

Statements by an Accused 2008

Contributor(s):

John Yuille, PhD

Criminal Law » Evidence

Presentation Content:

Paper: False Confessions and Miscarriages of Justice