Evidence

This resource analyzes the latest cases relating to the admissibility of statements.

This text is part of the Criminal Law Series.
The text incorporates all major changes to digital evidence in the criminal context. Like the first edition, it will serve as a concise, clear text addressing the procedural, tactical, and strategic elements of gathering, admitting, and presenting digital evidence.

This source describes and analyzes the law of expert evidence in Canada from both the civil and criminal law perspectives. It discusses issues of reliability and admissibility, and methodologies as they relate to use of expert evidence in Canada and the United States.

This text is Volume 15 in Emond’s Criminal Law Series and is an essential guide on how to both qualify and challenge experts in criminal cases, from start to finish. It serves as a concise, clear text addressing procedural, tactical, and strategic elements, both from the perspective of the defence and the crown.

This is the only criminal law book that deals exclusively with S.24(2), taking an in-depth look at recent jurisprudence and relevant case law, and giving practical guidelines as to how the law should be applied.