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LAW303 - Criminal Procedure
Description
The criminal law is highly procedural in nature; it is frequently in this realm that cases are lost or won. Focus is on the strategy and tactics of criminal procedure, and with its underlying values and goals. Topics considered include arrest and detention, search and seizure, jurisdiction, elections, pretrial motions, jury trials and ethics. Particular attention is paid to how both the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and Parliament continue to reshape this evolving area of law.
Units
1.5
Hours: lecture-lab-tutorial
3-0-0
Course offered by
Faculty of Law
Course schedules
Summer timetable available: February 15. Fall and Spring timetables available: May 15.
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