Originally published: January 2014 Author’s Note: Excerpt (Foreword only) Admitting We Do Not Know Writing this was difficult. In fact, by the time it is read, one single event could render the entire posting meaningless. That is the exact reason why it is was difficult to write and also why it will likely bear little resemblance … [Read more…]
Originally published: December 2013 Assessing the Charter: Not for Yesterday or Today The Charter of Rights and Freedoms (“the Charter”) has been an integral part of Canadian life, changing the course of Canada, particularly in the area of criminal law by ensuring a sound mechanism for due process exists. The departure point of this paper … [Read more…]
Originally released: Adelphi, MD | April 1, 2013 In 2013, evolutionary development has been driven by wanting more computational and communication capabilities, but also by our desire for more information (Raval, 2010). Inasmuch, we have moved away from stationary devices and static use to mobile and dynamic, all as a function of pushing the envelope … [Read more…]