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Recent Appellate Decisions

  • November 28, 2013

The Honourable Mr. Justice Marc Rosenberg, Howard Leibovich and Joseph Di Luca will discuss, debate and maybe even disagree on the most recent cases from our Court of Appeal and Supreme Court of Canada.

Criminal Justice

Complimentary Archived Video

10th Anniversary of the Youth Criminal Justice Act

  • September 12, 2013

What exactly changed with the recent amendments? What do you need to know before you argue your next case in youth court? What case law has developed in the past year? And what tips or tactics can be best employed to meet some of the YCJA’s most challenging provisions?

Criminal Justice

Complimentary Archived Video

Doing Better: Towards a Fairer and More Efficient Justice System

  • June 25, 2013

We are very honored to have current Deputy Attorney General Patrick Monahan, and LAO Chair John McCamus discuss the most significant issues facing access to our criminal justice system and to take feedback and comments from our members.

Criminal Justice

Complimentary Archived Video

Recent Appellate Decisions

  • May 07, 2013

The most significant recent cases of the Criminal Justice system will be discussed by a panel not afraid to provide critical analysis and practical advice on the impact of these decisions.

Criminal Justice

Complimentary Archived Video

Criminal Justice: Recent Appellate Decisions

  • December 04, 2012

Another set of significant and ground breaking appellate decisions will be discussed and dissected by a panel which features a wealth of appellate experience and legal knowledge.

Criminal Justice

Complimentary Archived Video

Bill C-10: The Safe Streets and Communities Act - What You Need To Know

  • October 22, 2012

The government’s omnibus crime legislation, Bill C-10, or the Safe Streets and Communities Act, received Royal Assent on March 13, 2012. Highly controversial, Bill C-10 contains amendments from nine separate bills that failed to pass in previous sessions of Parliament...

Criminal Justice