Recorded: 12 February 2021, 68 minutes Continuing on from part one, Professor Sankoff looks at all the exceptions to the rule, including prior identification, recent
This Case Alert is a preview of the upcoming Supreme Court hearing in R v Khill, 2020 ONCA 151, the first Supreme Court decision to
In this Case Alert Professor Sankoff explores R v Cook, 2020 ONCA 809. An important decision on victim impact statements and the extent to which
In this Case Alert Professor Sankoff examines R v Akpalialuk, 2021 NUCA 2. This case explores when there is a Right to Reply to Crown’s
Recorded: 22 January 2021, 72 minutes Our first seminar geared towards civil litigators, or those who practice mainly in that area, this seminar delves deep
In this Case Alert, Professor Sankoff examines the decision of Stribopolous J in R v Williams, 2020 ONSC 6347, which considers whether s 276 applies
This is the very first case alert. Professor Sankoff examines the case of R v Martin, 2021 NLCA 1. A very important case about the
Recorded: 8 January 2021, 66 minutes Most people think the hearsay rule is the most complex common law rule of evidence, but the rule against
Recorded: 11 December 2020, 83 minutes Did the SCC’s decision in R v Le signal a new approach to “detention” under sections 9 and 10
Recorded: 14 November 2020, 79 minutes As a Minister of Justice, the Crown cannot cross-examine in the same manner as the defence, but it is
Recorded: 16 October 2020, 80 minutes This seminar delves into the complex ethical and legal rules governing pre- and in-trial communication with witnesses. What are
Recorded: September 2020, 102 minutes In our first ever “tag team” seminar, Professors Sankoff and Penney pick out five cases each from 2020 that every
