Ottawa Criminal Lawyer Postings

Release: Matthew B. Day presents at 2014 DCAO / CCLA conference

Matthew B. Day presented his paper "Non-consensual distribution of intimate images" as part of the "10 Under 10" panel at the 26th DCAO/CCLA Criminal Law Conference. "The proposed offence seeks to criminalize conduct that exists at the intersection of sexual liberty, sexual privacy, freedom of speech, and the regulation of the Internet. In a review […]
October 30, 2014

Release: Michael A. Johnston publishes in For the Defence - "the Queen and Her Counsel"

Michael A. Johnston published his article "Should All the King’s Horses and All the King’s Men Put the Queen and Her Counsel Back Together Again" in the Criminal Lawyers' Association's magazine, For the Defence (at (2014) 35:3, 21): "In the Superior Court most of us wear wool robes in keeping with the wonderful tradition that if […]
July 28, 2014

Release: Michael A. Johnston publishes in the Criminal Law Quarterly - "Granting Power to the State"

Solomon Friedman and Michael A. Johnston's article "A Supreme Court that is Granting Power to the State, Not the Mann" has been published in the Criminal Law Quarterly (at 60 Crim. LQ 555 (2013-2014)): "... [R v Nedelcu and R v Aucoin] appear to revisit what was previously considered well settled law. Moreover, instead of providing clarity or further certainty in […]
June 16, 2014

Release: Michael A. Johnston publishes in Criminal Law Quarterly - "The Ghost in the Machine"

Michael A. Johnston's article "The Ghost in the Machine: Alcohol, a Car, a Risk, and R. v. Boudreault" has been published in the Criminal Law Quarterly (at 60 Crim LQ 414 (2013-2014)): "The Supreme Court's recent decision in R. v. Boudreault afforded the Court an opportunity to clarify the area of care and control, as set out […]
June 15, 2014

Release: Michael A. Johnston publishes in Criminal Law Quarterly - "Knockin' on Feeny's Door?"

Michael A. Johnston's article "Knockin' On Feeney's Door? A Case Comment on R. v. Cornell" has been published in the Criminal Law Quarterly (at 58:3/4 Crim LQ 379(212)): "This article comments on the Supreme Court's ruling in Cornell, and argues that the decision has not only lowered the standards required to employ a 'dynamic entry' when executing a search warrant, […]
December 15, 2012
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