<p>In this episode I explore the dangers of identification evidence by reviewing the recent decision from the Ontario Court of Appeal of R. v. A.W., 2024 ONCA 564. The “spectre of erroneous convictions based on honest and convincing, but mistaken, eyewitness identification haunts the criminal law” in 2024. </p>

In this episode I explore the dangers of identification evidence by reviewing the recent decision from the Ontario Court of Appeal of R. v. A.W., 2024 ONCA 564. The “spectre of erroneous convictions based on honest and convincing, but mistaken, eyewitness identification haunts the criminal law” in 2024.

Ep.2: The Continuing Dangers of Identification Evidence: R. v. A.W.

Podcast host and criminal defence lawyer Sean Robichaud discusses developments in Canadian criminal jurisprudence, the practice of law, and the occasional guest on similar topics. "You have the right to remain silent..."

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Ep.2: The Continuing Dangers of Identification Evidence: R. v. A.W.

Ep.2: The Continuing Dangers of Identification Evidence: R. v. A.W.