Annotation: United States v Wakeling (Supreme Court of Canada 2014)

Robert Currie

Annotation: United States v Wakeling (Supreme Court of Canada 2014)

Robert Currie

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Abstract

This annotation briefly comments on the Supreme Court of Canada's decision in United States v. Wakeling, concluding that the majority judgment undermines the protection of privacy in the context of transnational criminal cooperation.

Original language	Canadian English
Journal	Articles, Book Chapters, & Popular Press
Publication status	Published - Jan 1 2015

Keywords

United States v. Wakeling
Supreme Court of Canada
Transnational Criminal Law
Inter-State Criminal Cooperation

Disciplines

Courts
Criminal Law
Jurisprudence
Law
Privacy Law
Transnational Law

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Annotation: United States v Wakeling (Supreme Court of Canada 2014)

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