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Our collection draws on legislation, court decisions, Statistics Canada data, government publications, and peer-reviewed academic research. Sources are clearly identified so readers can review the original material for themselves.
Resources are presented for public legal education in a neutral, balanced, and non-partisan manner. We do not provide legal advice, recommend legal strategies, or advocate for particular legal outcomes.
By Shana Conroy
Juristat Vol. 44, no. 6: analysis of police-reported clearance status including unfounded rates for sexual assault and violent crime across Canada.
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Academic analysis examining how allegations are addressed within intimate partner violence cases in the Canadian legal system, including the research evidence on the rate of false allegations.
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