I am a faculty member of the Law & Technology Institute at the Schulich School of Law. The Institute has recently started up a LinkedIn blog and I am pleased to be the author of the first blog post. It

UPDATE: you can read our first issue, here: https://ojs.uwindsor.ca/index.php/nlj/issue/current I am very pleased to be one of the founding co-editors of a brand-new, open-access and fully-peer reviewed journal, the Transnational Criminal Law Review. Please see our launch announcement, below! —————————————————–

As has been widely reported, the Commission of Inquiry Into Money Laundering in British Columbia, led by BC Supreme Court Justice Austin Cullen, has released its long-awaited report into the scope and significant issues relating to money laundering in

Today the Supreme Court of Canada issued its decision in R. v. Bissonnette, which was a constitutional challenge to a section of Canada’s Criminal Code that allowed for the imposition of “stacked” life sentences. The mandatory sentence for first

The British Columbia Court of Appeal recently issued its decision in Graham v. Canada (Minister of Justice), yet another step in the long-running story of the mysterious and tragic death of Anna Mae (Pictou) Aquash, an Indigenous Canadian woman

A couple of years ago I posted about a wonderful conference that I attended in Hannover, Germany, entitled “Histories of Transnational Criminal Law.” The conference was organized by Profs. Neil Boister, Sabine Gless and Florian Jeßberger, and featured an all-star

In October, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) released its 4th Enhanced Follow-Up Report & Technical Compliance Re-Rating for Canada. The FATF, as readers will know, is the organization that has set the international “gold standard” for states’ anti-money