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Criminal law

2002 | Terrorism, Law & Democracy: How is Canada Changing following September 11?

Conference Title: Terrorism, Law & Democracy: How is Canada Changing following September 11?
Date: March 25-26, 2002
Co-Chairs: Mr. David Daubney, Mr. Stephen Bindman, Ms. Nathalie DesRosiers, Ms. Anne L. Mactavish
Location: Montreal, QC

#	Title	Author(s)	Pages	Price
SP62	Introduction to Essays Constance D. Hunt \| 2 pages	Constance D. Hunt	2 pages	‐
SP63	Avant-Propos Nathalie Des Rosiers \| 2 pages	Nathalie Des Rosiers	2 pages	‐
SP64	International Terrorism Dimensions of a Security Challenge Martin Rudner \| 9 pages	Martin Rudner	9 pages	‐
SP65	Canadian Terrorists Stewart Bell \| 8 pages	Stewart Bell	8 pages	‐
SP66	Address Ward Elcock \| 7 pages	Ward Elcock	7 pages	‐
SP67	Allocution Ward Elcock \| 7 pages	Ward Elcock	7 pages	‐
SP68	Before September 11 - Some History Lessons Reg Whitaker \| 15 pages	Reg Whitaker	15 pages	‐
SP69	Canada's Responses to Past Serious Threats Desmond P. Morton \| 12 pages	Desmond P. Morton	12 pages	‐
SP70	Terrorism Law & Democracy Gwynne Dyer \| 12 pages	Gwynne Dyer	12 pages	‐
SP71	Civil Liberties and the US Government Response to September 11 Kate Martin \| 16 pages	Kate Martin	16 pages	‐
SP72	La bataille contre la violence islamiste en Europe : originalité de l'expérience française Roger Faligot \| 18 pages	Roger Faligot	18 pages	‐
SP73	The New Terrorism Offences in Canadian Criminal Law Kent Roach \| 32 pages	Kent Roach	32 pages	‐
SP74	Preventing Terrorism Bill C-36: The Anti-terrorism Act 2001 Richard G. Mosley \| 28 pages	Richard G. Mosley	28 pages	‐
SP75	The Anti-terrorism Bill (Bill C-36): An Unnecessary Law and Order Quick Fix that Permanently Stains the Canadian Criminal Justice System Don Stuart \| 19 pages	Don Stuart	19 pages	‐
SP76	L'impact du 11 septembre sur les communautés ethno-culturelles du Canada Emerson Douyon \| 5 pages	Emerson Douyon	5 pages	‐
SP77	Le Centre de sécurité des télécommunications et les libertés civiles Jean-Paul Brodeur \| 10 pages	Jean-Paul Brodeur	10 pages	‐
SP78	Does Bill C-36 Give Police too Many Powers? Paul D. Copeland \| 7 pages	Paul D. Copeland	7 pages	‐
SP79	Does Bill C-36 Give Police too Many Powers? Gwen Boniface \| 5 pages	Gwen Boniface	5 pages	‐
SP80	Constitutional Democracy: Balancing Security and Civil Liberties Irwin Cotler \| 13 pages	Irwin Cotler	13 pages	‐
SP81	Between Crime and WarTerrorism, Democracy and the Constitution Errol P. Mendes \| 31 pages	Errol P. Mendes	31 pages	‐
SP82	Prévention du terrorisme et principes de justice fondamentale Patrice Garant \| 36 pages	Patrice Garant	36 pages	‐
SP83	Allocution Bill Graham \| 9 pages	Bill Graham	9 pages	‐
SP84	Notes for an Address Bill Graham \| 9 pages	Bill Graham	9 pages	‐
SP85	Antiterrorism and Secrecy Alan Leadbeater \| 9 pages	Alan Leadbeater	9 pages	‐
SP86	Access to Information and Privacy in the Post September 11 Context Elizabeth Sanderson \| 13 pages	Elizabeth Sanderson	13 pages	‐
SP87	Fighting Terrorism Financing - Implications for the Legal and Financial Sectors Vern Krishna \| 5 pages	Vern Krishna	5 pages	‐
SP88	Fighting Terrorism Financing - Implications for the Legal and Financial Sectors Paul Kennedy \| 7 pages	Paul Kennedy	7 pages	‐
SP89	Terrorism Funding: Implications for the Legal and Financial Sectors Reid Morden \| 15 pages	Reid Morden	15 pages	‐
SP90	Watching the Watchers: Democratic Oversight James K. Hugessen \| 6 pages	James K. Hugessen	6 pages	‐
SP91	La surveillance civile dans un monde changé Shirley Heafey \| 8 pages	Shirley Heafey	8 pages	‐
SP92	Civilian Oversight in a Changed World Shirley Heafey \| 7 pages	Shirley Heafey	7 pages	‐
SP93	Notes for an Address Bob Rae \| 5 pages	Bob Rae	5 pages	‐
SP94	Watching the Watchers: Democratic Oversight A. Alan Borovoy \| 4 pages	A. Alan Borovoy	4 pages	‐
SP95	Does Bill C-36 Give Police too Many Powers? Susan Eng \| 2 pages	Susan Eng	2 pages	‐

1999 | Changing Punishment at the Turn of the Century: Finding a Common Ground

Conference Title: Changing Punishment at the Turn of the Century: Finding a Common Ground
Date: September 26-29, 1999
Co-Chairs: The Honourable Justice David P. Cole, Professor Kent Roach
Location: Saskatoon, SK

#	Title	Author(s)	Pages	Price
SP38	Changing Punishment at the Turn of the Century: An Overview of the Issues Kent Roach \| 7 pages	Kent Roach	7 pages	‐
SP39	The Development of the Corrections and Conditional Release Act Alison MacPhail \| 17 pages	Alison MacPhail	17 pages	‐
SP40	Official Language: Politics and the Archambault Report, 1938 Allan Manson \| N/A pages	Allan Manson	N/A pages	‐
SP41	A New Approach to the Punishment of Crime in Canada James William Gouck \| 5 pages	James William Gouck	5 pages	‐
SP42	To Punish Differently: From Affirmation to Action Daniel Jacoby \| 16 pages	Daniel Jacoby	16 pages	‐
SP43	Punir autrement: de l'affirmation à l'action Daniel Jacoby \| 16 pages	Daniel Jacoby	16 pages	‐
SP44	La transformation du rôle des tribunaux dans la détermination de la peine Céline Pelletier \| 26 pages	Céline Pelletier	26 pages	‐
SP45	Has the Role of Judges in Sentencing Changed…Or Should It? Tim Quigley \| 28 pages	Tim Quigley	28 pages	‐
SP46	Crime, Shame and Reintegration John Braithwaite \| 17 pages	John Braithwaite	17 pages	‐
SP47	Le pardon, une valeur de justice et d'espoir, un plaidoyer pour la tolérance et contre l'oubli (Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Vol. 42, No 3, July, 2000, pp 299-322 / Revue canadienne de criminologie et de justice pénale, vol.42, no 3, juillet 2000, pp 299-322) Hélène Dumont \| pages	Hélène Dumont	pages	‐
SP48	Changing Punishment for Aboriginal Peoples of Canada James [Sa'ke'j] Youngblood Henderson \| 25 pages	James [Sa'ke'j] Youngblood Henderson	25 pages	‐
SP49	Community Based Justice Initiatives of Saskatoon Tribal Council Yvonne Boyer \| 10 pages	Yvonne Boyer	10 pages	‐
SP50	Punishment at the Turn of the Century: The RCMP Perspective Cleve Cooper, Jharna Chatterjee \| 17 pages	Cleve Cooper, Jharna Chatterjee	17 pages	‐
SP51	Transforming the Punishment Environment: Understanding Public Views of What Should be Accomplished at Sentencing Anthony N. Doob \| 20 pages	Anthony N. Doob	20 pages	‐
SP52	Transforming the Punishment Environment Jan Turner \| 10 pages	Jan Turner	10 pages	‐
SP53	From Punishment to Healing Nancy Stableforth \| 8 pages	Nancy Stableforth	8 pages	‐
SP54	Sentencing Within a Restorative Justice Paradigm: Procedural Implications of R. v. Gladue Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond \| N/A pages	Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond	N/A pages	‐
SP55	De la boulimie à l'anorexie carcérale ou de la punition à la prévention Lucie Lemonde \| 20 pages	Lucie Lemonde	20 pages	‐
SP56	Re-Framing Parole John W. Conroy \| 31 pages	John W. Conroy	31 pages	‐
SP57	Reframing Parole Willie Gibbs \| 5 pages	Willie Gibbs	5 pages	‐
SP58	Thoughts on a Historical Curiosity: Jeremy Bentham and Panopticon Beth Bilson \| 9 pages	Beth Bilson	9 pages	‐
SP59	Changing Punishment Ole Ingstrup \| 6 pages	Ole Ingstrup	6 pages	‐
SP60	Punir Autrement Ole Ingstrup \| 7 pages	Ole Ingstrup	7 pages	‐
SP61	From Punishment to Healing Jonathan Rudin \| 8 pages	Jonathan Rudin	8 pages	‐

1997 | Dawn or Dusk in Sentencing

Conference Title: Dawn or Dusk in Sentencing
Date: April 24-26, 1997
Co-Chairs: The Honourable Justice William Vancise, The Honourable Judge David Arnot, Professor Patrick Healy
Location: Montreal, QC

#	Title	Author(s)	Pages	Price
SP1	Welcome Remarks Carol M. Huddart \| 2 pages	Carol M. Huddart	2 pages	‐
SP2	The Theory and Practice of Sentencing: Are They on the Same Wavelength? (Bill C-41 and Beyond) Edward D. Bayda \| 17 pages	Edward D. Bayda	17 pages	‐
SP3	Loi modifiant le Code criminel sur les mesures de rechange et les peines Pierre Béliveau \| 32 pages	Pierre Béliveau	32 pages	‐
SP4	Bill C-41: An Overview and Some Introductory Thoughts David P. Cole \| 24 pages	David P. Cole	24 pages	‐
SP5	De la Loi C-41 à la Loi C-55: la détermination de la peine avec une main de fer dans un gant de velours Hélène Dumont \| 26 pages	Hélène Dumont	26 pages	‐
SP6	An International Perspective - What is Happening in the Rest of the World Cleve Cooper \| 2 pages	Cleve Cooper	2 pages	‐
SP7	From Problem-Solving Policing to Problem-Solving Justice Charles Pollard \| 32 pages	Charles Pollard	32 pages	‐
SP8	Conferencing and Community Empowerment: Rediscovering the Human Face of Justice Terry O'Connell \| 25 pages	Terry O'Connell	25 pages	‐
SP9	What Can Canada Learn from Sentencing Reform Efforts in Other Countries? Anthony N. Doob \| 8 pages	Anthony N. Doob	8 pages	‐
SP10	Le traitement : L'alternative à la prison, pour une justice de réinsertion dans la société Bernard Grenier \| 5 pages	Bernard Grenier	5 pages	‐
SP11	The Criminal Justice System: A Catalyst to Addiction Treatment Peter A. Vamos \| 6 pages	Peter A. Vamos	6 pages	‐
SP12	Innovations in Mainstream Justice L. P. Deshaye \| 3 pages	L. P. Deshaye	3 pages	‐
SP13	Restorative Justice: Alternative Approaches David M. Arnot \| 17 pages	David M. Arnot	17 pages	‐
SP14	Restorative Justice on the Eve of a New Century: The Need for Social Context and a New Imagination Lorraine Berzins \| 8 pages	Lorraine Berzins	8 pages	‐
SP15	Alternative Sentencing Jonathan Rudin \| 9 pages	Jonathan Rudin	9 pages	‐
SP16	Restorative Justice - Alternative Approaches Kathy Louis \| 8 pages	Kathy Louis	8 pages	‐
SP17	Opening Remarks David H. Vickers \| 2 pages	David H. Vickers	2 pages	‐
SP18	Innovations in Aboriginal Justice - Community Justice Update: Yukon Heino Lilles \| 24 pages	Heino Lilles	24 pages	‐
SP19	Innovations in Aboriginal Justice Rose Couch \| 6 pages	Rose Couch	6 pages	‐
SP20	The Sparwood Project in Youth Justice D. Kent Kirkland \| 1 pages	D. Kent Kirkland	1 pages	‐
SP21	Diversion - Young Offenders - Sparwood Project Glen Purdy, Jake Bouwman \| 23 pages	Glen Purdy, Jake Bouwman	23 pages	‐
SP22	Conditional Sentencing: A Change in Direction Omer Archambault \| 3 pages	Omer Archambault	3 pages	‐
SP23	The Appeal of Conditional Sentences of Imprisonment Allan Manson \| 12 pages	Allan Manson	12 pages	‐
SP24	Conditional Sentencing: Sword of Damocles or Pandora's Box? Julian V. Roberts \| 24 pages	Julian V. Roberts	24 pages	‐
SP25	Some Views on the Sentencing Process Susan Lee \| 7 pages	Susan Lee	7 pages	‐
SP26	Le Chapitre 22 et le rôle de la victime dans la détermination de la peine Arlène Gaudreault \| 11 pages	Arlène Gaudreault	11 pages	‐
SP27	The Public Perception of Sentencing - The Role of the Media Benjamin J. Greenberg \| 8 pages	Benjamin J. Greenberg	8 pages	‐
SP28	The Public Perception of Sentencing - The Role of the Media Kirk Makin \| 8 pages	Kirk Makin	8 pages	‐
SP29	The Public Perception of Sentencing - The Role of the Media Barry McLoughlin \| 5 pages	Barry McLoughlin	5 pages	‐
SP30	Notes on Adult Diversion Program David Daubney \| 2 pages	David Daubney	2 pages	‐
SP31	Adult Diversion: A Progress Report Jan Turner \| 3 pages	Jan Turner	3 pages	‐
SP32	Ontario Observations on Effective Diversion Programs Margaret Stanowski \| 4 pages	Margaret Stanowski	4 pages	‐
SP33	Les mesures de rechange appliqués aux adultes : rapport d'étape André Lemaire \| 3 pages	André Lemaire	3 pages	‐
SP34	Introduction of the Honourable Mr. Justice William Vancise Fraser Martin \| 2 pages	Fraser Martin	2 pages	‐
SP35	Dawn or Dusk: New Beginning or More of the Same William J. Vancise \| 14 pages	William J. Vancise	14 pages	‐
SP36	La détermination de la peine : une réforme pour hier ou pour demain William J. Vancise \| 15 pages	William J. Vancise	15 pages	‐
SP37	Wrap-Up and Closing Remarks George M. Thomson \| 5 pages	George M. Thomson	5 pages	‐