Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Foreword: The Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History vii
4. Preface ix
5. Prologue 1
6. 1 Legal Education 26
7. 2 Articling and the Bar Ads 42
8. 3 Cambridge and Double Jeopardy 54
9. 4 The Enforcement of Morality 67
10. 5 More Double Jeopardy 80
11. 6 Detention before Trial 91
12. 7 Legal Aid 109
13. 8 Criminal Courts 120
14. 9 Securities Regulation 138
15. 10 Machinery of Law Reform 155
16. 11 The Law Reform Commission of Canada 170
17. 12 Access to the Law 182
18. 13 Deaning and the University 193
19. 14 Gun Control 216
20. 15 National Security 234
21. 16 More National Security – Terrorism 254
22. 17 Codification of the Criminal Law 268
23. 18 The Charter 280
24. 19 The Trials of Israel Lipski 299
25. 20 The Case of Valentine Shortis 312
26. 21 The Death of Old Man Rice 326
27. 22 The Frailty of the Criminal Process – Some Observations 340
28. 23 Sanctions and Rewards in the Legal System 353
29. 24 Borderline Justice and Other Studies of Law and Society 368
30. 25 A Place Apart: Judicial Independence and Accountability 382
31. 26 Controlling Misconduct in the Military 402
32. 27 Writing the History of the University of Toronto 419
33. Epilogue 433
34. Notes on Sources 441
35. Publications and Government Work of Martin L. Friedland 467
36. Index 473
37. Backmatter 515