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The following is the
compilation of some of the articles that appeared in Pride magazine, Law
Times, Criminal Lawyers Association Newsletter, The Lawyers Weekly and
elsewhere that deal with social justice and equality under the law among other
subjects.
Table of Contents
Criminally Damaged, Seek
Charter
Damages
1
South Africa: Post-Struggle
Political
Realignments
4
Criminal Trials: Still Not
Judged by the Jury of Your
Peers 6
Struggle For Strategic
Positioning in the
Law 9
The Weapon of
Law 12
NO To Perpetual
Dictatorships 14
Out of
Order 15
Just
Desserts 19
Double Standard
Justice
25
Unfinished Legal
Business 29
Mandela, Lawyers and Contempt
of Court: A Research Note 32
Judicial Impression
Revisited 40
Time to Fight
Back 44
Historical
Misjudgement 46
Judicial
Consciousness
49
Lawyerly
Struggles 52
Critical
Decision 54
Legal
Saviour?
57
Prosecutorial
Misconduct 61
On Criminals Against Humanity,
Part
I 65
Police
Misconduct 69
Should I Sue Kenneth Kaunda? 72
Jurist of the
Century 76
Judicial Outrage in
Quebec 81
Canada: Give Ben Johnson A
Chance 85
No Legal
Proof
89
Redress for the Wrongfully
Accused
93
Dear Kadir Baksh (Somewhere out
here) 97
Crime and
Elections 100
Begruding Praise of Criminal
Law: Guilty or
Innocent 103
Legal Flashback: Trials and
Tribulations of O.J.
Simpson 107
On Prison
Injustice 112
Journalism 114
An Argument for the Deepening of Legal Democracy by the
Introduction of Trial by Judge and Jury
117
Lawyer of the
Century 120
Will Justice Clarence Thomas
Ever Be
Redeemed? 123
An Immigrant’s Odyessey to the
Ontario
Bar 127
Police
Crime
132
Historical
Coincidences
137
Supreme
Injustice
140
Judicial
Capacity
146
Deportation of Canadian
Citizens: Is it a big
deal? 151
Federal Court Favours
Government 154
Criminals Against Humanity -
Part
III 156
Legal Nightmare in South
Africa 158
Ideology of the
Law 160
Legal
Lessons
164
First African Canadian Lawyer
and Colin Rickards’
Letter 168
Crimes Against Humanity, Part
II 170
Dangerous Legal
Chutzpah 173
A Case of Judicial
Misconduct 177
“A Danger to the Public” - What
an
Injustice 181
Appoint An African Canadian to
the Supreme Court of Canada 185
Judicial
Exclusion
187
Judicial Impression
Revisited 191
Greatest Athlete of the
Century 195
Differential
Justice 200
Police-Proofing
Yourself 204
Legal
Madness
207
Governmental
Misconduct 214
A Tribute to Julius Nyerere 217
Judicial
Exclusion 219
Who Governs
Canada?
222
Law
Suits
230
Loss of Legal Marriage
Antenna 233
Legal
Chutzpah
237
Criminals and Potential
Criminals
244
On Prison
Injustice
247
Dangerous Legal
Precedents
250
Adios 20th Century
255
Poetic
Justice
261
Much Ado About Nothing: Part 1,
the SIU 263
Much Ado About Nothing: Part 2,
Multiculturalism 266
Some Silences in the Great
White North: A
Reflection 269
Legal Zigzags: Courts and
Progress 274
Supreme
Praise
278
A Letter On Conflict of
Interest 288
Promoting Minority Lawyers in
Their Quest For Professional Development 294
Crime Statistics and the New
Police
Chief 306
Discrimination and the Law: The
Evidence 310
Discrimination and the
Law 313
Historic
Litigation 316
Is There Any Discrimination in
Detention
Cases? 320
The Falling
Angel
324
On The Independence of Judges
and
Lawyers 326
Legal
Brinkmanship
331
Legal
Impunity
338
Legalese
341
Crime Statistics and the New
Police
Chief 347
Much Ado About Nothing: Part
III; Canada’s Immigration Policy 351
On Governmental
Mismanagement 355
On International Economic
Justice 357
A Submission to: A Framework For
Regulating Paralegal Practice in Ontario 359
Police Jury
Nullification 367
The Good
Judge 370
The Politics of
Law 373
Trouble in the
Court 378
Who Governs
Canada? 380
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