Durvile Publications presents: False Accusations from a True Cases Series.
The aim of this course is to provide an understanding of cases where people have been falsely accused of crimes, using true cases from within the Canadian criminal justice system. False accusation, also known as “wrongful accusation” or “groundless accusation” is a claim or allegation of wrongdoing that is untrue and/or otherwise unsupported by facts. Based on chapters from Tough Crimes and More Tough Crimes in the Durvile True Cases books, this course contains stories by Marie Henein, Mark Brayford, Justice James Ogle, Mona, Duckett, and Donald Bayne.
6 activities • 6 videos • duration: 3h 2m
Durvile & UpRoute Books, a Canadian indie press, publishes print books, audiobooks, e-books, and multimedia. The Durvile imprint features the True Cases Series and True Crime, and the UpRoute imprint focuses on Indigenous works and bold cultural and artistic ventures. Durvile.com
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It is always best to hear from the person involved!
very enlightening
very interesting treatment
I think this course served as a very useful reminder to all lawyers of the importance of our work and our privileged position bridging the gap between the Court and the public which, of course, brings duties.
