About the authors

• Author: David M. Tanovich; David Paciocco; Steven Skurka
• Pages: 331-331

ABOUT

THE

AUTHORS

David

M.

Tanovich

is a

criminal appellate lawyer

in

Toronto

practising with

Pinkofsky,

Lockyer.

He is a

former

law

clerk

to

Chief

Justice

Antonio

Lamer

of

the

Supreme

Court

of

Canada

and an

L.L.M.

graduate

from

New

York

University School

of

Law.

He is

author

of

numerous articles

on

criminal law,

many

of

which have been cited

by the

Supreme

Court

of

Canada

and

other

appellate

courts,

and is

co-editor

of the

Criminal

Appeals

Law

Reporter.

He is

currently working

on a

book

on

criminal appeals

for

Irwin

Law.

David

M.

Paciocco

is a

professor

of law at the

University

of

Ottawa, where

he

teaches Evidence, Criminal Law,

and

Trusts.

He is

counsel

to the firm of

Michael

D.

Edelson

and

Associates, conducting

a

specialized criminal

defence

practice,

and was

formerly

an

assistant Crown attorney.

He is

co-author with

Lee

Stuesser

of the

University

of

Manitoba

of The

Law

of

Evidence

(1996)

and

author

of

Charter

Principles

and

Proof

in

Criminal

Cases

(1987),

as

well

as

numerous articles

on

criminal

law and the law of

evidence.

Steven

Skurka

is a

criminal lawyer

in

Toronto

practising

in

association with

Leslie Pringle.

He is a

part-time lecturer

in

criminal procedure

at

Osgoode Hall

Law

School,

a

faculty

member

of the

Ontario

College

of

Advocacy

Training,

and

a

director

of the

Criminal Lawyers' Association.

He has

written numerous arti-

cles

on

criminal

law and is a

regular contributor

to the Bar

Admission Course,

as

well

as

being co-editor

of the

Criminal

Appeals

Law

Reporter.