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This leading annotated Criminal Code offers noteworthy comments about interesting cases, and a clearer indication of contentious issues and possible arguments that lawyers have come to expect from any other annotated Criminal Code.

A necessary reference for understanding and working within the rules of practice that govern criminal proceedings at all three levels of court in Ontario: Ontario Court of Justice, Superior Court of Justice and Ontario Court of Appeal.

Controlled Drugs and Cannabis provides an unparalleled summary of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act as well as the regulation of cannabis. Crown examines the Crown's privileges and potential liability in various contexts.

This one-of-a-kind celebratory publication is a collection of more than 50 essays and historical images, on Canada's constitutional past and present. Contributors including: Hon. Roy McMurtry, Joseph Arvay, Julius Grey, Brian Greenspan, The Michaels (Michael Stark and Michael Leshner), David Milgaard, The Rt. Hon. Jean Chrétien, The Rt. Hon. Stephen Harper, The Hon. Andromache Karakatsanis, The Hon. Michel Bastarache , The Hon. Thomas Cromwell, The Hon. David Stratas and Dr. Cindy Blackstock.

This volume is required reading for all criminal law practitioners in Canada as it provides invaluable, expert insight into that most fundamental of Charter rights: Section 10(b), the right to counsel.

This practical guide deals with section 11(b) of the Charter which guarantees the right to a trial within a reasonable period of time. It looks at relevant issues and authorities in a post-Jordan world.

The intricacies of drafting are often one of the pain spots of a criminal law practice. This book equips you with close to 500 precedents. They range from the routine to the highly specialized, covering every type of precedent you will ever need.

This volume sets out the law governing criminal offences in Canada, as codified by the Criminal Code of Canada, and the various technical and substantive defences that are available to an accused, either in the Criminal Code or through the operation of common law.

The Sentencing Code of Canada - Principles and Objectives gives you a comprehensive, near exhaustive review of Sections 718-718.21 of the Criminal Code. This resource sets out the five most important steps in sentencing that the Court and counsel must consider in every case.