Public inquiries have become entrenched as an important part of the Canadian administrative state. Public inquiries are given numerous powers to execute their fact-finding missions-powers that sometimes collide with the rights of individuals. In ordinary criminal investigations, those suspected of having committed offences have the right to remain silent and to refuse to participate in their own conviction. Recent inquiries, most notably the Westray Inquiry, have been charged with investigating tragedies where criminal charges may be appropriate. This has raised important questions regarding the power of inquiries to compel all relevant testimony and name names where this may collide with the rights of accuseds to remain silent and to a f...
Le procès pénal français repose sur l’idée que le monopole dans la conduite des investigations revie...
Although UK public inquiries garner huge amounts of public attention, there have been few systematic...
Judicial examination of the criminal process in Canada generally, and Nova Scotia in particular cont...
Public inquiries have become entrenched as an important part of the Canadian administrative state. P...
This thesis studies the right to silence and proposes restricting the right to pre-trial silence in ...
In both Canada and Australia the conduct ofpublic inquiries draws heavily from the expertise of the ...
Commissions of inquiry have been popular mechanisms with Canadian governments. Despite a widespread ...
The public inquiry has long been used to gather information of concern to the State in order that th...
One of the fastest-growing trends in the battle against transnational crime is the conclusion of mut...
Indeed, it may be just as difficult to disentangle law and politics as it is to separate religious a...
This article purports to give some of the results obtained in conducting research on public inquiry ...
This thesis is a discussion about the inadequacy of the Canadian confessions rule in light of what m...
Public inquiries convened by ministers into matters of public concern are major instruments of accou...
The aim of this thesis is to demonstrate that the conduct of judge-led commissions of inquiry in Can...
Focusing on the Government of Ontario\u27s unwillingness to call a public inquiry into the death of ...
Le procès pénal français repose sur l’idée que le monopole dans la conduite des investigations revie...
Although UK public inquiries garner huge amounts of public attention, there have been few systematic...
Judicial examination of the criminal process in Canada generally, and Nova Scotia in particular cont...
Public inquiries have become entrenched as an important part of the Canadian administrative state. P...
This thesis studies the right to silence and proposes restricting the right to pre-trial silence in ...
In both Canada and Australia the conduct ofpublic inquiries draws heavily from the expertise of the ...
Commissions of inquiry have been popular mechanisms with Canadian governments. Despite a widespread ...
The public inquiry has long been used to gather information of concern to the State in order that th...
One of the fastest-growing trends in the battle against transnational crime is the conclusion of mut...
Indeed, it may be just as difficult to disentangle law and politics as it is to separate religious a...
This article purports to give some of the results obtained in conducting research on public inquiry ...
This thesis is a discussion about the inadequacy of the Canadian confessions rule in light of what m...
Public inquiries convened by ministers into matters of public concern are major instruments of accou...
The aim of this thesis is to demonstrate that the conduct of judge-led commissions of inquiry in Can...
Focusing on the Government of Ontario\u27s unwillingness to call a public inquiry into the death of ...
Le procès pénal français repose sur l’idée que le monopole dans la conduite des investigations revie...
Although UK public inquiries garner huge amounts of public attention, there have been few systematic...
Judicial examination of the criminal process in Canada generally, and Nova Scotia in particular cont...