Vol 50 no 3 - Contents - Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice

Canadian Criminal Justice Association

June 2008 | Abstracts

Volume 50, No 3

CONTENTS

Privacy and Police Powers
Edited by Valerie Steeves and Verónica Piñero

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	Articles
263	Privacy and Police Powers: Situating the Reasonable Expectation of Privacy Test Valerie Steeves and Verónica Piñero
271	Protection de la vie privée et pouvoirs de la police : Mise en contexte de la définition des attentes raisonnables en matière de protection de la vie privée Valerie Steeves et Verónica Piñero
279	Framed by Section 8: Constitutional Protection of Privacy in Canada Jane Bailey
307	Deciding for Ourselves: Some Thoughts on the Psychology of Assessing Reasonable Expectations of Privacy Jacquelyn Burkell
331	If the Supreme Court Were on Facebook: Evaluating the Reasonable Expectation of Privacy Test from a Social Perspective Valerie Steeves
349	Deeply Personal Information and the Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in Tessling David Matheson
367	Tessling on My Brain: The Future of Lie Detection and Brain Privacy in the Criminal Justice System Ian Kerr, Max Binnie, and Cynthia Aoki
389	Addendum: A Brief Note on Privacy from a Technological Perspective Carlisle Adams and Verónica B. Piñero
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