Unsettled legacy: thirty years of criminal justice under the Charter

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KM520.U67 2012

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2012

Introduction: The Constitution of Criminal Justice in Canada / Benjamin L. Berger and James Stribopoulos -- The Charter Balance Against Unscrupulous Law and Order Politics / Don Stuart -- Attending to Equality: Criminal Law, the Charter and Comp...Introduction: The Constitution of Criminal Justice in Canada / Benjamin L. Berger and James Stribopoulos -- The Charter Balance Against Unscrupulous Law and Order Politics / Don Stuart -- Attending to Equality: Criminal Law, the Charter and Competitive Truths / Rosmary Cairns Way -- The Charter Versus the Government's Crime Agenda / Kent Roach -- Section 7 of the Charter and the Principled Assignment of Legislative Jurisdiction / Alana Klein -- Deprivations of Liberty: the Impact of the Charter on Substantive Criminal Law / Alan Young -- The Intoxication Defence: Constitutionally Impaired and Need of Rehabilitation / Gerry Ferguson -- From Smith to Smickle: the Charter's Minimal Impact on Mandatory Minimum Sentences / Debra Parkes -- Arbitrary Disproportionality: a New Charter Standard for Measuring the Consitutionality of Mandatory Minimum Sentences / Allan Manson -- Charter Protection Against Unlawful Police Action: Less Black and White Than It Seems / Steve Coughlan -- Assessing the Impact of the Ancillary Powers Doctrine in Three Decades of Charter Jurisprudence / Vanessa MacDonnell -- The Patchwork Principle Against Self-Incrimination Under the Charter / Lisa Dufraimont -- Police Questioning in the Charter Era: Adjudicative Versus Regulatory Rule-Making and the Problem of False Confessions / Steven Penney -- Sexual Assault Cases in the Supreme Court of Canada: Losing Sight of Substantive Equality / Emma Cunliffe --What Butler Did / Michael Plaxton -- The Impact of the Charter on the Law of Sexual Assault: Plus C'a Change, Plus C'est Law Meme Chose / Martha Shaffer -- Reflecting Culture: Polygamy and the Charter / Carissima Mathen -- Looking Backward, Looking Forward: the Supreme Court of Canada's Decision in R.v. Ipeelee / Jonathan Rudin -- The Aboriginal Sentencing Provision of the Criminal Code as a Protected "Other Right" Under Section 25 of the Charter / Larry Chartrand.  + Read More– Read Less

Includes table of cases and bibliographical references.