Criminal Justice in Canada: A Reader, 6th Edition
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Table of Contents
PART ONE INTRODUCTORY READINGS
CHAPTER 1 Introduction to Criminal Justice in Canada Julian V. Roberts UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
CHAPTER 2 Criminal Justice and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms Marie Manikis McGILL UNIVERSITY
CHAPTER 3 A Portrait of the System: Criminal Justice Trends Andrew A. Reid DOUGLAS COLLEGE, B.C.
CHAPTER 4 The Funhouse Mirror: Media Representations of Crime and Justice Peter McKnight VANCOUVER SUN PART TWO VOICES OF PARTICIPANTS IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
CHAPTER 5 Scenes from the Life of a Police Officer Michael Waby MINISTRY OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF ONTARIO
CHAPTER 6 For the Prosecution: The Crown Attorney Lia Di Giulio CROWN COUNSEL
CHAPTER 7 The Role of the Defence Counsel Jordana H. Goldlist DEFENCE COUNSEL
CHAPTER 8 A Day in the Life of a Judge: The Guilty Plea Court Judge Gilles Renaud ONTARIO COURT OF JUSTICE
CHAPTER 9 Helping Victims and Witnesses: The Victim Witness Assistance Program (VWAP) Jennifer Strasberg CROWN COUNSEL
CHAPTER 10 The Probation Officer’s Report Karen Middlecoat PROBATION AND PAROLE (RETIRED)
CHAPTER 11 A Life Prisoner’s Perspective Rick Sauve PRISONERS’ RIGHTS ACTIVIST
CHAPTER 12 The Wrongful Conviction of William Mullins-Johnson Kathryn M. Campbell UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA PART THREE KEY ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CHAPTER 13 Who’s Policing the Police? Chris Giacomantonio Ph.D.
CHAPTER 14 Negotiating the Guilty Plea Simon Verdun-Jones SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
CHAPTER 15 Criminal Justice Responses to People with Mental Illnesses James D. Livingston ST. MARY’S UNIVERSITY
CHAPTER 16 Drugs and the Criminal Justice System Eugene Oscapella UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA
CHAPTER 17 Justice in Error: Wrongful Convictions in Canada Kathryn M. Campbell UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA Myriam Denov McGILL UNIVERSITY
CHAPTER 18 Young People in Custody Carla Cesaroni ONTARIO TECH UNIVERSITY
CHAPTER 19 Crime Victims and the Justice System Susan McDonald RESEARCH AND STATISTICS DIVISION, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE CANADA Michelle G. Grossman Ph.D.
CHAPTER 20 Criminal (In)Justice: Responding to Corporate Crime in the Workplace Steven Bittle UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA
CHAPTER 21 Domestic Violence: Exploring the Zero Tolerance Approach Rashmee Singh UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO
CHAPTER 22 Criminal Justice and Indigenous Canadians Savvas Lithopoulos PUBLIC SAFETY CANADA (RETIRED) Rick Ruddell UNIVERSITY OF REGINA
CHAPTER 23 Indigenous Over-Incarceration: The Criminal Justice Problem that Won’t Go Away Julian V. Roberts UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD Andrew A. Reid DOUGLAS COLLEGE
CHAPTER 24 Race, Ethnicity, and Criminal Justice Statistics Akwasi Owusu-Bempah UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Paul Miller, NIPISSING UNIVERSITY
CHAPTER 25 Responding to Intimate Partner Violence Gillian Blackell DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE CANADA Holly Johnson Ph.D.
CHAPTER 26 Electronic Monitoring: Perceptions of Professionals and Offenders Ashley Willoughby M.A. Mike Nellis UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYDE
CHAPTER 27 Prisoners’ Rights in Canada Shereen H. Benzvy Miller M.A., J.D.
CHAPTER 28 Home Alone: The Conditional Sentence of Imprisonment Julian V. Roberts UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD