The Globe and Mail
Bob Paulson
Publishing · On our record since 2026
Where this writer stands
Public safety1 piece
Prevention and restraintEnforcement and sentencing
“The justice system has developed a kind of unchecked esoteric bubble within the legal profession as intellectual one-upmanship extends the reach of our Charter of Rights and Freedoms such that determinative evidence becomes inadmissible or sometimes even impossible to collect.” Read the piece
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Recent work
- Opinion: Lady Justice may be blind, but Canadians shouldn’t shut their eyes to the system’s shortcomingsOpinion · The Globe and Mail · May 14, 2026