Following up on Part I of this two-part seminar, Professor Penney presents Part II of his exploration of the Confessions Rule, which covers specialized topics
Recorded: 9 February 2024, 71 min. While there are many ways to win a case, losing is often the product of a number of common
Recorded: 12 January 2024, 82 min. In this seminar, drawing upon her empirical work with incarcerated people, as well as on the relevant s. 7
Recorded: 15 December 2023, 100 min Join the two Profs for their fourth annual End of Year Review, taking a look at the jurisprudential highlights
Recorded on 3 November 2023, 89 min. In order to succeed as a defence lawyer, you need to figure out how to deal with the
Recorded on 20 October 2023, 83 min In this seminar, Professor Sankoff gives you everything you need to know in order to become an expert
Recorded: 8 September 2023, 79 minutes For many criminal lawyers, the scariest part of a high profile trial isn’t the case itself – it’s the
Recorded: 7 July 2023, 89 minutes Bail court is its own unique world, and learning how to master it is a real challenge. In this
Recorded: 9 June 2023, 75 minutes The modern sentencing trilogy – Lacasse, Friesen, and Parranto – are frequently cited by Crown attorneys to justify higher
Recorded: 12 May 2023, 94 minutes Professor Penney examines the latest developments in the law of confessions, including the Supreme Court’s upcoming decision in R v Tessier,
Recorded: 14 April 2023, 85 minutes The law of sexual assault is in a constant state of evolution. In this seminar, Professor Sankoff provides a much-needed
Recorded: 10 March 2023, 76 minutes They say a picture is worth 1000 words. But defence lawyers rarely pick up on this maxim, preferring to run
