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Whether you are working in the area of criminal law, Aboriginal law, constitutional law, or the public sector, do not miss this opportunity to join this important discussion of the scope of an accused's right under ss.11(d) and (f) of the Charter, to representativeness of the jury roll, and what the province must do to ensure that right is not violated.

Through a combination of theory and primary interviews, this paper examines the impact of mediation on recidivism. The impact of mediation is difficult to assess due to a number of factors.

Trials are the mainstay of a criminal lawyer's practice. However, the road to a successful result is full of speed bumps and potholes.

We are delighted to announce the return of one of our most popular dinner programs.

This dynamic program features a respected judicial authority on judicial interim release, as well as a senior Crown Attorney and a senior defence counsel discussing the latest trends in judicial interim release.

Serious criminal investigations and prosecutions involving white collar crimes require extensive trial experience and expertise.

Criminal law practitioners have all been there - that moment your heart sinks because you believe you have stepped into an ethical minefield. What do you do? Who do you call for help?

By popular demand, the spring edition of Recent Appellate Decisions returns.

Hear from an expert panel of speakers about the distinctive privacy concerns raised by computer searches, the appropriate search protocols, why and when bifurcated search warrants may be required, and whether there is a distinction between computer and Smartphone searches.

Litigating the rights enshrined in the Charter has become increasingly more complicated and yet, more important than ever before.