Author Page for Michelle Lawrence

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Similar Fact Evidence & Crime Linkage Analysis: In Search of an Empirical Foundation to Support the Identity Inference

Cdn Crim LR, Forthcoming

Posted: 10 Jun 2019

Michelle Lawrence

University of Victoria

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From Defect to Dangerous: Has the Door Opened for Recognition of an Addiction-based Defence in Canadian Criminal Law?

(2019) 59:4 Cdn J Crim & CJ 572

Posted: 10 Jun 2019

Michelle Lawrence

University of Victoria

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Voluntary Intoxication and the Charter: Revisiting the Constitutionality of Section 33.1 of the Criminal Code

Manitoba Law Journal, Vol. 40, No. 3, 2017

Posted: 10 Jun 2019

Michelle Lawrence

University of Victoria

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Restitution & A Restorative Justice: A Call for the Expansion and Increased Use of Criminal Restitution Orders at Sentencing

J. Desrosier et al, eds., Réformer le droit criminal au Canada: défis et possibilités/Criminal Law Reform in Canada: Challenges and Possibilities (Toronto, ON: Thomson Reuters, 2017)

Posted: 10 Jun 2019

Michelle Lawrence

University of Victoria

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The Charter Right to Refuse Psychiatric Treatment: A Comparative Analysis of the Laws of Ontario and British Columbia Concerning the Right of Mental Health Patients to Refuse Psychiatric Treatment

(2013) 46 UBC L.R. 489

Posted: 06 Jul 2016

Michelle Lawrence and Simon N. Verdun-Jones

University of Victoria and Simon Fraser University (SFU) - School of Criminology

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Blurred Lines of Intoxication and Insanity: An Examination of the Treatment at Law of Accused Persons Found to Have Committed Criminal Acts While in States of Substance-Associated Psychosis, Where Intoxication Was Voluntary

(2015) 93 Cdn Bar Rev 1

Posted: 06 Jul 2016

Michelle Lawrence and Simon N. Verdun-Jones

University of Victoria and Simon Fraser University (SFU) - School of Criminology

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Delusions of Justice: Results of Qualitative Research on the Management in British Columbia of Cases Involving Allegations of Substance-Induced Psychosis

(2015) 62 C.L.Q. 475

Posted: 06 Jul 2016

Michelle Lawrence and Simon N. Verdun-Jones

University of Victoria and Simon Fraser University (SFU) - School of Criminology

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Looking the Gift Horse in the Mouth: An Examination of the Canadian Approach to Criminal Restitution in Case of Sexual Violence

(2016) 20 Can. Crim. L.R. 209

Posted: 06 Jul 2016

Michelle Lawrence

University of Victoria

Michelle Lawrence

University of Victoria

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Scholarly Papers (8)

Similar Fact Evidence & Crime Linkage Analysis: In Search of an Empirical Foundation to Support the Identity Inference

Abstract:

From Defect to Dangerous: Has the Door Opened for Recognition of an Addiction-based Defence in Canadian Criminal Law?

Abstract:

Voluntary Intoxication and the Charter: Revisiting the Constitutionality of Section 33.1 of the Criminal Code

Abstract:

Restitution & A Restorative Justice: A Call for the Expansion and Increased Use of Criminal Restitution Orders at Sentencing

Abstract:

The Charter Right to Refuse Psychiatric Treatment: A Comparative Analysis of the Laws of Ontario and British Columbia Concerning the Right of Mental Health Patients to Refuse Psychiatric Treatment

Abstract:

Blurred Lines of Intoxication and Insanity: An Examination of the Treatment at Law of Accused Persons Found to Have Committed Criminal Acts While in States of Substance-Associated Psychosis, Where Intoxication Was Voluntary

Abstract:

Delusions of Justice: Results of Qualitative Research on the Management in British Columbia of Cases Involving Allegations of Substance-Induced Psychosis

Abstract:

Looking the Gift Horse in the Mouth: An Examination of the Canadian Approach to Criminal Restitution in Case of Sexual Violence

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