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No. 86-5, October 2022

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Index

  • Allowing a Defence to Those Who Commit Crime Under Coercive Control
  • Consenting to Prosecutions: The Legal Consequences of Non-compliance With the Requirement
  • Cyber-Ticket Touting as Fraudulent Trading
  • Cyberflashing: Consent, Reform and the Criminal Law
  • Honour Suicide and Forced Suicide in the UK
  • One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: The Court of Appeal for Ontario Clarifies Canada's Sex Work Laws but Ultimately Delivers a Blow in Attempts to Challenge the Constitutional Validity of Canada's ‘end Demand’ Model
  • Opening the Door to Vindication: Reviewing the Evidential Bases for the ‘Householder Defence’
  • Restraint Orders: Varying Restraint Orders for Civil Proceedings – a Welcome Clarification
  • Sentence reductions for a guilty plea: The impact of the revised guideline on rates of pleas and ‘cracked trials’1
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