Canadian Criminal Law in Ten Cases
In Canadian Criminal Law in Ten Cases, Martin L. Friedland analyzes ten key cases to illuminate the core elements of Canadian criminal law. This work offers a focused exploration of legal principles through real judicial examples, making it an essential guide for those studying or interested in the subject.
About This Book
Canadian Criminal Law in Ten Cases presents an examination of criminal law through selected judicial decisions. Authored by Martin L. Friedland, it focuses on ten significant cases that highlight foundational aspects of the legal system.
The book provides insights into how criminal law operates in Canada, using case analysis to explain doctrines and precedents. It serves as a resource for understanding legal reasoning in this field.
Through this structured approach, readers gain a clearer perspective on the evolution and application of criminal law principles in Canadian jurisprudence.
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