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Drug Offences in Canada, Third Edition

For the past 25 years, Drug Offences in Canada	The Authors---The Experts
has been the leading authority on the drug laws established to mitigate the harmful effects narcotics have on society. Written by three experts in drug law, this regularly updated looseleaf service continues to be the essential resource in this area of the law. Regularly cited by courts across the country, including the Supreme Court of Canada.  Drug Offences in Canada, Third Edition covers all aspects of this complex legal area.  Only in Drug Offences in Canada! A special exploration of drug law on the Internet Cutting-edge jurisprudence with Internet citations for presently unreported decisions where available, “Researching Drug Law on the Internet” provides internet citations for all of the principal sites in Canada, England, the United States and Australia. This well-organized, easy-to-read text features: Historical perspective to help you understand the context within which Canada’s drug laws were formed New substantive case law Current legislation Treatment of subject matter of general interest to criminal practitioners - wiretapping, entrapment, conspiracy and police informers	Bruce A. MacFarlane, Q.C., Deputy Attorney General and Deputy Minister of Justice for the Province of Manitoba is currently a member of the Bars and Law Societies of Manitoba and Alberta.  In addition to assuming senior positions  in justice Departments across Canada, he has published numerous scholarly writings and is a founding member of Heads of Prosecution Agencies in the Commonwealth.   Robert J. Frater. B.A., L.L.B., was called to the Ontario Bar in 1980.  He presently works as Senior General Counsel Department of Justice, Ottawa, and has written and lectured extensively on narcotics law and other criminal law topics. Chantal Proulx , L.L.B., was called to the Ontario Bar in 1990 and currently works as Senior Counsel and a Departmental Policy Advisor in the Office of the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada.  Ms. Proulx supervised the work of drug prosecutors in Lastern and Northern Ontario from 1996 to 2001 and is a frequent lecturer to police and the judiciary on drug law.