About the Authors

• Author: Steve Coughlan, Robert J. Currie, Hugh M. Kindred, Teresa Scassa
• Pages: 371-372

About

the

Authors

Steve

Coughlan

is

a

professor

at

the

Schulich

School

of

Law,

Dalhousie

University,

in

Halifax,

Nova

Scotia,

where

he

is

also

the

associate

dir



ector

of

the

Law

&

Technology

Institute.

He

has

been

the

recipient

of

the

Association

of

Atlantic

Universities

Distinguished

Teacher

Award,

as

well

as

other

teaching

awards

at

the

University

and

Faculty

of

Law

level.

He

is

the

author

of

Criminal

Procedure

(Irwin

Law,

2008

and

2012);

the

Canadian

Law

Dictionary

(Barrons,

7th

ed,

2013);

and

a

co-author

of

many

other

books,

including

Learning

Canadian

Criminal

Law

(Carswell,

2006,

2009,

2012),

Detention

and

Arrest

(Irwin

Law,

2010),

and

the

Annu



al

Review

of

Criminal

Law

(Carswell,

2004-2013).

He

is

actively

involved

in

judicial

education

and

continuing

legal

education

programs,

and

is

a

co-author

of

the

National

Judicial

Institute

’

s

Criminal

Law

Essentials

e-Letter,

as

well

as

a

co-editor

of

the

Criminal

Reports,

the

Canadian

Jour



nal

of

Law

and

Technology,

and

the

Canadian

IT

Law

Association

(IT.Can)

Newsletter

on

law

and

technology

issues.

Robert

J.

Currie

is

an

associate

professor

and

the

director

of

the

Law

&

Technology

Institute

at

the

Schulich

School

of

Law,

Dalhousie

Uni



versity.

His

teaching

areas

include

international

criminal

law,

criminal

law,

evidence,

procedure,

advocacy,

and

law

and

technology.

He

has

won

or

been

nominated

for

several

teaching

awards,

and

is

active

in

doing

continuing

legal

education

for

both

legal

practitioners

and

the

judiciary.

He

is

the

author

(with

Joseph

Rikhof)

of

International

&

Transnational

Criminal

Law,

zd

ed

(Irwin

Law,

2013),

and

the

co-editor

of

the

Handbook

on

Transnational

Criminal

Law

(Routledge,

2014)

and

the

eighth

edition

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