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* Edward Greenspan, Marc Rosenberg, & Marie Henein, eds, ''Martin’s Annual Criminal Code'', 2020 ed (Toronto: Thomson Reuters, 2019) | * Edward Greenspan, Marc Rosenberg, & Marie Henein, eds, ''Martin’s Annual Criminal Code'', 2020 ed (Toronto: Thomson Reuters, 2019) | ||
* Alan D. Gold, ''The Practitioners Criminal Code'', 2020 ed (Toronto: LexisNexis Canada, 2019) | * Alan D. Gold, ''The Practitioners Criminal Code'', 2020 ed (Toronto: LexisNexis Canada, 2019) | ||
* The Honourable Mr. Justice David Watt, The Honourable Madam Justice Michelle Fuerst, ''Tremeear’s Annotated Criminal Code'', | * The Honourable Mr. Justice David Watt, The Honourable Madam Justice Michelle Fuerst, ''Tremeear’s Annotated Criminal Code'', 2020 ed (Toronto: Thomson Reuters, 2019) | ||
Note: All criminal lawyers carry around one of the three leading annotated criminal codes. The most commonly used is Martins. When reviewing any case the annotations on the section a client is charged with provide a good place to start regarding identifying the elements of the offence. | Note: All criminal lawyers carry around one of the three leading annotated criminal codes. The most commonly used is Martins. When reviewing any case the annotations on the section a client is charged with provide a good place to start regarding identifying the elements of the offence. | ||