Charter Justice in Canadian Criminal Law, Seventh Edition provides an analytical view and critical review of implementation of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms is in the criminal courts by the Supreme Court, courts of appeal, and trial judges. In the latest edition important decisions and scholarly arguments have been examined and updated.

Some of the major Supreme Court decisions included in Charter Justice in Canadian Criminal Law, Seventh Edition are:

• Carter: Prohibition against doctor assisted suicide overbroad contrary to § 7
• MacDonald: Police search on public safety ground requiring reasonable grounds
• Fearon: Police search of cell phones incident to lawful arrest
• Saeed: Penile swabs incident to arrest authorised if manner reasonable
• Taylor: Section 10(b) rights applying where suspect taken to hospital
• Hart and Mack: Mr. big confessions admissible if probative and not abusive
• Anderson: Revised approach to reviewing prosecutorial discretion
• St-Cloud: Public confidence ground to deny bail not only for rare use
• Antic: Re-enforcing ladder approach for bail
• Kokopenace: Lack of Indigenous people on jury polls not violating rights to jury
• Jordan: Presumptive ceilings for § 11(b) right to trial within reasonable time
• Paterson: Confirming
• Grant: Approach to robust § 24(2) exclusion of evidence
• Nur and Lloyd: Section 12 grossly disproportional challenges to mandatory minimums