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, but that these lowered standards frustrate Parliament's requirement that a 'Feeney warrant' be obtained when an individual is to be arrested in a dwelling house."
