Introduction to Canadian Criminal Procedure for the Social Sciences
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Introduction to Canadian Criminal Procedure for the Social Sciences

by Joan Brockman, V. Gordon Rose

Law Social Sciences criminology
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Introduction to Canadian Criminal Procedure for the Social Sciences by Joan Brockman and V. Gordon Rose introduces key elements of Canadian criminal law to social sciences students. It explores procedural aspects in an accessible manner, highlighting their relevance to broader societal contexts and interdisciplinary studies.

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This introductory text is designed specifically for students in the social sciences, offering a clear overview of Canadian criminal procedure.

Authored by Joan Brockman and V. Gordon Rose, it covers key aspects of the legal framework governing criminal cases in Canada.

The book emphasizes the intersection between legal principles and social science perspectives, making complex topics accessible.

It serves as a valuable resource for understanding how criminal procedures influence society and policy.

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