INTRODUCTION TO FORENSIC WRITING

Introduction to Forensic Writing, Student Edition

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Publisher:Carswell
Service Number:30836001
ISBN:9780779863822
Pages:476
Publication date:2014-08-01
Practice area:Academic, Criminal law & procedure
Jurisdiction:Canada
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Dr. Michael Arntfield

Dr. Michael Arntfield is a professor of English and technical writing at Western University, a forensic linguist, consultant, and former police officer &38211; the bulk of his career having been spent as an affiant and author of judicial applications. 

Justice Kelly Anne Gorman

Madam Justice Kelly Anne Gorman is a judge with the Ontario Court of Justice Superior Division and a former federal prosecutor with the Public Prosecution Service of Canada. She has also served as a visiting professor of law at both Notre Dame University