Ep.2: The Continuing Dangers of Identification Evidence: R. v. A.W.

In this episode I explore the dangers of identification evidence by reviewing the recent decision from the Ontario Court of Appeal of R. v. A.W., 2024 ONCA 564. The “spectre of erroneous convictions based on honest and convincing, but mistaken, eyewitness identification haunts the criminal law” in 2024.

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Ep.17: Jacob Roth on Evidence in Chief, and the Rule in Brown and Dunn
In this episode, Jacob Roth and I discuss the strategies and issues that arise in evidence in chief. This includes, defining evidence in chief, how it differs from cross-examination, preparation, the Rule in Brown and Dunn, reasons why a lawyer might advise not to testify, how to obtain proper instructions, and many other crucial elements…

Of Counsel interviews remarkable lawyers about their careers in law.What motivates these lawyers? How do they manage to stay focused under intense pressure? How do they harmonize it all with their personal lives? How do they overcome fear and defeat? What insight and tips do they have for others?Court is now in session...all rise!

#56: David Whitten: Don’t go in with a heavy hand
In this episode, Sean Robichaud sits down with David Whitten, a nationally recognized employment lawyer. David shares insights into the complex world of employment law, including his unique approach to resolving workplace issues for both employers and employees. Drawing from his vast experience, David delves into key topics like constructive dismissals, terminations for cause, and…

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