Evidence: Principles and Problems, now in its thirteenth edition, is a leading casebook on Canadian evidence law. This text is renowned for its clear, critical analysis of fundamental concepts and principles, insightful commentary, and thought-provoking problem scenarios. It also includes texts and excerpts from leading cases, making it a comprehensive resource for both law students and practitioners.

This edition has been thoroughly re-edited and updated. It includes the following major new rulings:

• Barton, Goldfinch and R.V. S.C.C. (sexual history in sexual assault trials, stereotypes and jury instructions)
• Le S.C.C. (social context evidence of systemic racism, s.24(2)Charter exclusion)
• Calnen S.C.C. (after the fact evidence, inductive reasoning)
• Denis v. Cote S.C.C. (journalistic privilege)
• Mills Ont.C.A. (rap lyrics)
• McGuffie Ont.C.A. (Charter exclusion of evidence)
• Lo C.A. (hearsay and formal admissions)
• Hernandez-Lopez B.C.C.A.(credibility of children, judicial notice)
• Martin N.L. C.A. (Facebook posts as electronic evidence )
• Curley v. Taafe Ont.C.A.(Browne v. Dunn discretion)
• Dupuis Ont.C.A.) ( section 9(2) of Canada Evidence Act)
• Bartholomew Ont,C.A. (motive to fabricate)
• King Ont.S.C. (Corbett application by Indigenous accused)
• Gill B.C..A. (narrative exception to prior consistent statements)