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Sorry for the lack of updates lately, but I’ve been outrageously busy. And it’s been such nice weather. Hopefully I’ll be able to be back on track soon. In the meantime . . .

Watch the full tape (or a choice edit) of Paul Bernardo’s police interview. Did he kill Elizabeth Bain?

Tasers again . . . and again and again.

I’m also trying to figure out just how much of a curve the Supreme Court put into the notion of “temporal connection” in Wittwer (comment here). Obviously they were thinking of something very different from what the trial judge and B. C. Court of Appeal were.

Full post as published by Criminal Review on June 12, 2008 (boomark / email).

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