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Digital Privacy: Criminal, Civil and Regulatory Litigation

Now, more than ever, it’s critical to stay up-to-date on developments in the rapidly evolving area of privacy law. Keep your finger on the pulse with this new publication.
Par Gerald Chan (Auteur) , Nader R. Hasan (Auteur)
Éditeur: LexisNexis Canada
Langue De Publication: English
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Hardcover | 304 pages

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Publié: 21 novembre 2018
ISBN/ISSN: 9780433475293
Éditeur: LexisNexis Canada

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The arrival of the digital age and technological advancements of the 21st century has created new and unanticipated challenges to privacy. As the law and society’s understanding of privacy have evolved in response to those challenges, the need for a book that examines that evolution was born. As they explain in the Preface to this volume, in developing the content for this book, the editors have aimed to “produce an inter-disciplinary approach to understand and litigate issues at the nexus of privacy, law and technology” in the digital age. 

 Comprehensive overview
Digital Privacy: Criminal, Civil and Regulatory Litigation, examines the ever-developing aspects of privacy law in the criminal and quasi-criminal contexts, covering everything from search and seizure to invasions of privacy.

 In particular, readers will benefit from:

  •  An analysis of all the latest digital privacy cases from the Supreme Court of Canada, including R. v. Marakah, R. v. Jones, R. v. Spencer, R. v. Fearon and R. v. Vu
  • A discussion of the various ways that the state can search digital devices and obtain private information from third parties
  • A review of the new production order powers introduced by Bill C-13 and how they fit into the Criminal Code
  • An examination of the criminal, civil and regulatory consequences of privacy invasions when committed by private parties, including the provisions of PIPEDA
  • A summary of the principles governing the use and admissibility of digital evidence, which are essential to the litigation of digital privacy claims

 Who should buy this book?

  • Criminal lawyers looking to gain knowledge about this increasingly prevalent topic
  • Members of the judiciary interested in learning more about this area of the law and wanting to guide a principled and orderly development of privacy law going forward
  • In-house counsel who are responsible for staying up-to-date on privacy law so they can ensure company policies are compliant
  • Privacy lawyers who are looking for a reliable reference volume for their practice
 

Auteurs à la une

Gerald Chan
Nader R. Hasan

Gerald Chan

Gerald Chan, B.Comm., LL.B., is a partner at Stockwoods LLP in Toronto where he practises criminal, constitutional and regulatory litigation. He has a special interest in digital privacy and search and seizure law, having argued many such cases at the Supreme Court of Canada, including R. v. Cole, R. v. Fearon, R. v. Marakah, R. v. Jones and R. v. Mills. Gerald is a co-author of Digital Evidence: A Practitioner’s Handbook and Sentencing, 9th edition. He is also co-editor of For the Defence. Gerald is on the adjunct faculty of the University of Toronto, Faculty of Law, and the faculty of the Federation of Law Societies of Canada’s National Criminal Law Program. He is a member of the Judicial Appointments Advisory Committee, a board member of the Osgoode Hall Law School Alumni Association and a board member of the Federation of Asian Canadian Lawyers. Gerald graduated from Osgoode Hall Law School as co-gold medalist and clerked for Justice Abella at the Supreme Court of Canada.

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Nader R. Hasan

Nader R. Hasan, B.A., M.Phil., J.D., is a partner at Stockwoods LLP in Toronto where he practises criminal and constitutional litigation. He has significant experience in digital privacy law as well as search and seizure issues, and has appeared in many of the leading Supreme Court of Canada cases in this area. Nader is also an Adjunct Professor at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Law, where he has taught Evidence and regularly teaches a course on comparative criminal law. He is a frequent speaker on issues relating to digital privacy and criminal and constitutional law. He is a co-author of Sentencing, 9th edition (LexisNexis, 2017), a co-author of a forthcoming book on search and seizure, and author of numerous articles on criminal and constitutional law. Nader holds degrees from Harvard University (B.A., magna cum laude), the University of Cambridge (M.Phil.) and the University of Toronto (J.D.), and clerked at the Supreme Court of Canada.

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Table des matières

Chapter 1: Search and Seizure of Electronic Devices (Nader Hasan)
 
Chapter 2: Search and Seizure of Third Party Information (Stephen Aylward) 
 
Chapter 3: Search and Seizure of Private Communications (Gerald Chan)
 
Chapter 4: Invasions of Privacy: Criminal Consequences (Fredrick Schumann)
 
Chapter 5: Invasions of Privacy: Civil and Regulatory Consequences (Justin Safayeni)
 
Chapter 6: Invasions of Privacy: Class Proceedings (Carlo Di Carlo)
 
Chapter 7: Digital Evidence (Edward Marrocco)
 

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