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  • Nov 12, All About Forensic Science
  • Sep 5, The Role of Forensic Evidence in Criminal Defense Cases
  • Aug 6, The Evolving Role of Medical Science in Forensic Investigations
  • Jul 30, Common Misconceptions About Canadian Criminal Law
  • Jul 24, The Role of the Enneagram Test in Forensic Science
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  • September 27: Jennifer Gaskin: (Ontario); Note from publisher: (Seasonal break): I am unable to report on the very important 'Jennifer Gaskin' shaken baby syndrome case (an Innocence Canada case) which will be before the Ontario Court of Appeal on Tuesday, September 29th. Courtroom 2; I expect there will be coverage on the Toronto Star, CBC, and The Globe and Mail at the links below, - and in their print versions.Back in three weeks. Harold Levy : Publisher: The Charles Smith Blog.
  • Marlys Edward: Publisher's Note; A tribute: A phenomenal lawyer, counsel, a fighter for the wrongfully convicted, and a very wise friend - to whom I could turn for advice during those terrifying moments in a criminal case when everything seems to be going wrong - and the subject of many posts on this Blog. In one of my favourites, Kirk Makin, then the Justice Reporter at The Globe and Mail, referred to Marlys in a story headed, "Legal Aid funding raised as a cause of wrongful convictions in Ontario where veteran lawyers are boycotting Legal Aid Plan." This prompted me to write in that post, "Not surprisingly, Marlys, who I got to know, if not to treasure, was one of those veteran lawyers - and there she was, one of the leaders in the battle to ensure that people who could not afford to pay for a lawyer would still be able to defend the criminal charges." As Kirk, author of a monumental book on the Guy Paul Morin case - a notorious Canadian miscarriage of justice - quoted Marlys in his story, "MS. EDWARDH SAID WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS MAY RESULT FROM THE GROWING IMBALANCE BETWEEN THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO THE CROWN AND THE DEFENCE. “I SEE THIS AS THE STRAW THAT BREAKS THE CAMEL’S BACK,” SHE SAID. “WE HAVE NOT HAD MEANINGFUL LEGAL AID REFORM. I THINK THERE ARE VOICES FROM THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL’S OFFICE THAT PERCEIVE ADEQUATELY FUNDING THE DEFENCE AS BEING PART OF A SOFT-ON-CRIME AGENDA. THIS IS MISCONCEIVED AND IT’S MISGUIDED, BUT THERE IS NO OTHER EXPLANATION.” That was Marlys. Very strong. Very powerful. So very committed. Marlys lived an extraordinary life, which that same Kirk Makin captured in a tribute to Marlys he wrote 'special' to the Globe and Mail. It is the subject of this post. (A celebration of Marlys' life was held Saturday); Harold Levy: Publisher. The Charles Smith Blog.
  • George Pitt: New Brunswick: From our 'Enough to make one weep' department: Question of the day? After 33 years in prison, why on earth is this man still in jail? A guest post by Ethan Scaletta, who notes: "Thirty-three years after six-year-old Samantha Toole was found dead on the banks of the Saint John River, the man convicted of murdering her, George Pitt, is still in prison, still insisting he is innocent, and still, as of this past August, being told by the Parole Board of Canada that he cannot go home. His case sits at the intersection of everything the Charles Smith Blog exists to examine: a wholly circumstantial prosecution, a demonstrably indifferent initial police response, a defence lawyer with a track record of freeing the wrongly convicted, DNA evidence that excluded the accused without identifying anyone else, and a parole system that treats a maintained claim of innocence as an obstacle to release rather than a legitimate position."
  • September 26: Brian Anderson; Russell Woodhouse, Clarence Woodhouse, Allan Woodhouse: Manitoba: Systemic racism, flawed eyewitness accounts, extorted confessions - and the Manitoba government pays up - more than 50 years after the murder they were falsely accused of, was committed, Caitlyn Gowriluk reports on CBC News, noting that: "The men were convicted in Chan's death based mostly on confessions written in fluent English that police said they got from the young men — even though some of them barely spoke the language. All said they had been forced or tricked into signing the admissions of guilt by officers who assaulted them. case was prosecuted by George Dangerfield, who was the Crown attorney in four other wrongful conviction cases."...
  • Melissa Lucio: Death Row; Texas: Major (Terrible" Development: The New York Times (Reporter Jesus Jiménez) reports that, "The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals rhas ejected a lower court’s finding on Thursday that she was innocent in the 2007 death of her 2-year-old daughter, noting that: The woman, Melissa Lucio, 58, was sentenced to death in 2008 after being convicted of capital murder in the death of her daughter, Mariah Alvarez. Ms. Lucio’s lawyers have long maintained that Mariah had died from complications after accidentally falling down a flight of stairs."

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