This session focusses on issues in bail court. Most junior Crowns spend a significant amount of time in bail court and it is a forum which allows for the practice and development of lots of important skills including: conducting an examination in chief, cross-examining witnesses including the accused and making submissions. Bail court is also an area for which there is considerable crown policy which inform the types of decisions made about release and detention.
This session was held on September 28, 2011 and was lead by Julien Lalande and supervised by Julie Scott.