Currently in Canada, there are more legally innocent people in custody in
provincial/territorial prisons than there are sentenced prisoners. This group, known as …

This paper documents court‐imposed bail and sentencing conditions with spatial
dimensions, such as red zones, no contact conditions, curfews and prohibitions to …

On any given day in Ontario's provincial prisons, there are more legally innocent people in
prison than there are sentenced prisoners. Yet, little is known about the experiences of these …

Bail decisions are largely shaped by private, out-of-court negotiations between Crown
attorneys and defence lawyers. While accused persons rely on the professional expertise of …

The vast majority of accused in Canada are released on bail with conditions pending the
resolution of their case. As members of the court-room workgroup, the defence, the Crown …

Based on 6 years of probation practitioner experience in a metropolis of Canada, I provide
an autoethnographic account reflecting on my fieldwork as I now commence doctoral …

During the pre-trial process, accused persons are held in custody or released into the
community, often subject to conditions of release. Pre-trial interventions are justified as …

The pre-trial release decision involves an assessment of the risk the accused poses to the
community and the administration of justice if they are released pending trial. To ameliorate …

This dissertation undertakes an in-depth analysis of the compounding effects of the child
welfare and criminal justice systems on young adults (ages 18 to 24) in Ontario. The …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to assess the organizational culture of courts in the
United Arab Emirates (UAE), and the culture type required to achieve business excellence …