• Provocation, Defamation, and Disclosure in Canadian Law

  • Jan 30 2025
  • Length: 22 mins
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Provocation, Defamation, and Disclosure in Canadian Law

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  • What if one impulsive moment could change a murder charge to manslaughter? Understanding the intricate nuances of Canadian law, we unpack the legal concept of provocation, especially its role in the justice system. Explore the far-reaching implications of the 2015 amendments under the Zero Tolerance for Barbaric Cultural Practices Act and the constitutional debates they spark. Discover a recent BC Court of Appeal case where a husband, embroiled in a complex narrative of alleged long-term abuse, challenges the application of these laws amidst claims of provocation.

    Tackle the vital theme of reputation and justice through a defamation case from Nanaimo, where false accusations against a city employee lead to a legal showdown. With insights from Michael Mulligan of Mulligan Defence Lawyers, we also scrutinize the Crown’s disclosure obligations in criminal cases. Mulligan sheds light on the crucial responsibility to ensure fair trials by disclosing all pertinent information, even from different investigations. Join us for an enlightening discussion on these pressing legal issues, revealing their real-world impact and challenges.

    Follow this link for a transcript of the show and links to the cases discussed.

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