Lawyers acting on behalf of the Applicant argued that the legislation which created the scheme duplicated and
replaced federal criminal law because it imported an.08 standard and because when a person receives an IRP, the criminal investigation is automatically shut down.
He was the editor of the
Criminal Reports for 11 years; taught
law school courses in both provinces concerning the
law of evidence; and, conducted a national consultation process for the
federal Department of Justice concerning a proposal to replace the Canada Evidence Act with an evidence code that was a Canadian version of the U.S. Federal Rules of Evidence; see: (1976), 34 Criminal Repo
federal Department of Justice concerning a proposal to
replace the Canada Evidence Act with an evidence code that was a Canadian version of the U.S.
Federal Rules of Evidence; see: (1976), 34 Criminal Repo
Federal Rules of Evidence; see: (1976), 34
Criminal Reports 26.