faculty research

Tanovich, David M., “Whack No More: Infusing Equality Into the Ethics of Defence Lawyering in Sexual Assault Cases” (2015) 45(3) Ottawa Law Review 495-525

Windsor Law Faculty Author: David Tanovich

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Fifteen years ago, defence lawyers in Ottawa were instructed to “whack” the complainant in sexual assault cases. These were their marching orders:

Hill, Tanovich & Strezos, An International Review of Criminal Evidence – A Global Perspective of the Most Significant Criminal Evidence Cases – (Volume 1) (Toronto: Canada Law Book, 2015)

Windsor Law Faculty Author: David Tanovich

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Chapdelaine, Pascale, "Digital Locks, Physical Objects and Immaterial Works," Presented October 9 at the Texas A&M University School of Law IP Scholars Roundtable 2015. 

Windsor Law Faculty Author: Pascale Chapdelaine 

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Jody E. Johnson and Scott Stoll, “A Legal Perspective on Asset Management Best Practices." Public Sector Digest, (January 2015).

Windsor Law Author: Jody E. Johnson

Manarin, Brian. "Ethicality and the Expert Witness: Remembering What Hangs in the Balance,” 34 (2) Medicine and Law 181(2015). 

Windsor Law Faculty Author: Brian Manarin

Brian Manarin with Reem Zaia. “The Queen v. Demetrious Walker: A Cautionary Tale About Guilty Pleas and Sentencing in Absentia” 19 (2) Canadian Criminal Law Review 173 (2015)

Windsor Law Faculty Author: Brian Manarin

Jacqueline M. Wheatcroft, Graham F. Wagstaff, Brian Manarin."The Influence of Delay and Item Difficulty in Criminal Justice Systems on Eyewitness Confidence and Accuracy," International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Research 1 (2015).

Windor Law Faculty Author: Brian Manarin

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Chapter entitled "Copyright and Freedom of Expression in Canada" to a new edition of Paul Torremans ed., Intellectual Property Law and Human Rights (The Netherlands: Kluwer, 2015).  

Windsor Law Faculty Author:  Myra Tawfik