Canadian Criminal Cases Annotated

"Canadian Criminal Cases Annotated, Volume 10" is an essential resource for legal professionals and scholars involved in Canadian criminal law. Authored by W. J. Tremeear, this volume provides comprehensive annotations and detailed analysis of significant criminal cases. This authoritative text offers invaluable insights into the complexities of Canadian criminal procedure, making it a critical addition to any legal library. It covers a wide range of topics within criminal law and serves as a practical reference tool for understanding case precedents and legal interpretations.

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