My Article Published today in the Financial Post
https://financialpost.com/opinion/new-pipeline-when-pigs-can-fly
Update on Minimum Sentences for Child Pornography.
On December 4 I posted an article on minimum sentences for child pornography. My article was critical of the use of hypothetical offenders rather than sentencing real offenders. I suggested that a […]
Interpreting the Charter of Rights: Tablets of Stone or The Living Tree
What Canada’s Charter of Rights says, like the US Bill of Rights, is always subject to interpretation. And interpretations are always subject to debate and strong criticism of the court. The Interpretation […]
Minimum Sentences for Child Pornography
Background: Pornography showing young children forced into in sexual activities is absolutely disgusting. Anyone convicted of creating or possessing child pornography should be sentenced to appropriately severe penalties. Canada’s Criminal Code had […]
The Financial Post
just published my op-ed today. https://financialpost.com/opinion/supreme-court-should-deal-facts-not-hypotheticals I will be posting a longer version here soon.
Are Our Charter Rights Under Attack?
Althea Raj (one of Canada’s best journalists) wrote in the Toronto Star of October 31 that “It’s time to admit our Charter rights are under attack.” This complaint is about Alberta legislating […]
My Interview with Tammy Nemeth
My One-Word Canadian Dictionary:
Charteritis Charteritis (n., Canadian constitutional law): (1) A judicial affliction in Canadian courts marked by an excessive or inappropriate tendency to view cases through the lens of the Canadian Charter of Rights […]
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