Canadian Criminal Code Offences is an acclaimed practice manual for Crown counsel, defence counsel, judges and police. Developed and written by an experienced Crown counsel, this manual brings together in one place essential information about the 51 most commonly charged
Criminal Code offences.
The offences are organized alphabetically into individual, tabbed chapters for immediate access. Each chapter contains • the full text of the
Criminal Code sections and any other statutory provisions that relate to the offence • available defences • the best wording of the charge • the elements to be proved • procedural considerations • the up-to-date case law • recent, significant changes in the law • Forms.
Regularly updated by means of releases, this work is designed to be a practical and ready reference to up-to-date information needed by criminal law practitioners on a daily basis.
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Henry Waldock holds a Bachelor of Science Honours degree in Computer Science and a Bachelor of Laws degree. He was called to the British Columbia Bar in 1990, and has been a Crown Counsel in British Columbia since 1991. At the trial level, Mr. Waldock has prosecuted all the usual crime that the criminal courts contain, from traffic tickets to murder, from biting dogs to dangerous offenders, and has conducted summary conviction appeals. In addition to being a Crown Counsel, Mr. Waldock has performed policy analysis and legal research for B.C.'s Criminal Justice Branch. He is also a guest lecturer at the Professional Legal Training Course (PLTC) (the British Columbia Law Society’s Bar Admission Course), the Pacific Regional Training Centre (the R.C.M.P.'s advanced training centre in British Columbia). Mr. Waldock is the author of Canadian Criminal Code Offences and Criminal Law Evidence, Practice and Procedure.