Defending drug cases

Subjects: Canada Abuse.-- Law and Legilsation.-- Canada.; Narcotic Laws. -- Canada.; Drugs of Abuse.-- Law and Legilsation.

Contents: Chapter 1: Initial Contact with Client; Chapter 2: Judicial Interim Release: The Show Cause Hearing; Chapter 3: Avoiding Prosecution; Chpater 4: First Interview with Client; Chapter 5: Preparation: Disclosure; Chapter 6: The Election: Strategic Considerations; Chapter 7: Preparing for Trial: Preliminary Motions and Other Pre-Trial Matters; Chapter 8: Preparing for Trial: What are the Essential Elements the Crown Must Prove; Chapter 9: Search and Seizure under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act; Chapter 10: Preparing for Trial: Identifying the Charter Issues; Chapter 11: Developing Evidence for a Challenge to the Admissibility of Electronically-Intercepted Evidence; Chapter 12: Cross-Examination of Crown Witnesses and Defence Evidence; Chapter 13: Preparing for Trial: Some Typical Fact Patterns and Defences; Chapter 14: Pleading Guilty and Sentencing; Chapter 15: The Seizure, Restraint and Forfeiture of Offence-related Property under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act; Chapter 16: Seisuze, Restraint and Forfeiture of Proceeds of Crime; Chapter 17: Ethical Issues and Conflicts of Interest in Drug Cases