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Annual Review of Criminal Law 2018

Steve Coughlan, Michelle Lawrence, Robert J. Currie

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An analysis of the most significant case law and statutory developments in 2018 and their impact on the practice of criminal law in Canada. The authors, who have written extensively on criminal law, procedure, and sentencing draw upon their varied experience to chronicle and analyze the most significant case law and statutory developments in 2018, detailing how they impact the practice of criminal law in Canada. With the new edition of Annual Review of Criminal Law it will be like having your own expert consultants to decipher the plethora of statutory and case law.

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An analysis of the most significant case law and statutory developments in 2018 and their impact on the practice of criminal law in Canada. The authors, who have written extensively on criminal law, procedure, and sentencing draw upon their varied experience to chronicle and analyze the most significant case law and statutory developments in 2018, detailing how they impact the practice of criminal law in Canada. With the new edition of Annual Review of Criminal Law it will be like having your own expert consultants to decipher the plethora of statutory and case law.

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An analysis of the most significant case law and statutory developments in 2018 and their impact on the practice of criminal law in Canada. The authors, who have written extensively on criminal law, procedure, and sentencing draw upon their varied experience to chronicle and analyze the most significant case law and statutory developments in 2018, detailing how they impact the practice of criminal law in Canada. With the new edition of Annual Review of Criminal Law it will be like having your own expert consultants to decipher the plethora of statutory and case law.

Key concepts: Law, Criminal law, Political science, Criminal procedure, Criminology, Business, Sociology

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