Posted by piblogger on November 1, 2010 · Comments Off on Canadian Crown Attorney Should Have Eaten His or Her Wheaties RE Serial Suicide Killer Prosecution
I remember last year doing research on the theory of parental alienation and the role it plays in custody hearings, and thinking how wonderfully complex from an interpretive standpoint the law by which such trials are adjudicated can be. Specifically, the fact that rather than being static, laws much like an elastic band are actually … Continue reading →
Canadian Crown Attorney Should Have Eaten His or Her Wheaties RE Serial Suicide Killer Prosecution
Posted by piblogger on November 1, 2010 · Comments Off on Canadian Crown Attorney Should Have Eaten His or Her Wheaties RE Serial Suicide Killer Prosecution
I remember last year doing research on the theory of parental alienation and the role it plays in custody hearings, and thinking how wonderfully complex from an interpretive standpoint the law by which such trials are adjudicated can be. Specifically, the fact that rather than being static, laws much like an elastic band are actually … Continue reading →
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Filed under Commentary/Article · Tagged with 2009, 2009 WL 1311495D.D.C., Article 6, Black's Law Dictionary 1051 (6th ed.1991), Canada v. Schmidt, Deborah Chevalier, Extradition of Ye Gon--- F.Supp.2d ----, Mark Drybrough, Motion 388, Nadia Kajouji, Non Bis In Idem, Rice County, Rule 20.02 Mental Examination, Suicide Aiding law 609.215 subd. 1, Terry A. Watkins, The Serial Suicide Killer, William Melchert-Dinkel