Acknowledgments
| Author | Bibi Sangha/Kent Roach/Robert Moles |
| Pages | 23-24 |
Acknowledgements
The
collaboration
behind
this
book
started
when
Kent
Roach
contacted
Bibi
Sangha
and
Bob
Moles
to
see
if
they
could
write
a
paper
on
the
Australian
experience
with
forensic
pediatric
pathology
and
the
courts
as
part
of
the
re
search
program
of
the
Inquiry
into
Pediatric
Forensic
Pathology
in
Ontario,
chaired
by
the
Hon.
Justice
Stephen
Goudge.
Three
years
and
several
trips
to
Adelaide
and
Toronto
later,
the
book
has
arrived.
The
authors
thank
Justice
Goudge
and
all
those
associated
with
his
inquiry
for
believing
in
the
import
ance
of
comparative
research
and
facilitating
this
collaboration.
The
views
ex
pressed
here,
like
those
expressed
in
the
research
studies
conducted
for
the
Goudge
Inquiry,
are
of
course
only
those
of
the
researchers.
Dr.
Harry
Harding
is
a
talented
forensic
scientist
who
believes
that
preci
sion
in
writing
will
aid
clarity
in
understanding.
His
critical
comments
on
earlier
drafts
of
the
book
have
helped
us
to
improve
its
content
and
the
form
in
which
it
is
expressed,
and
we
are
most
grateful
to
him
for
that.
Julie
Goulding
is
a
Commissioner
with
the
Criminal
Cases
Review
Com
mission
and
she
has
added
significantly
to
our
understanding
of
the
role
and
function
of
the
Commission.
John
Wagstaff
is
a
legal
adviser
to
the
Commis
sion
and
he
has
generously
assisted
by
responding
to
our
queries
and
helping
us
track
down
elusive
case
reports.
We
are
most
grateful
to
Julie
and
John
for
their
willingness
to
help
us
when
there
are
no
doubt
many
other
pressures
upon
their
valuable
time.
Kent
Roach
would
like
to
thank
three
excellent
research
assistants
at
the
University
of
Toronto's
Faculty
of
Law
who
assisted
with
this
project
over
the
last
three
years.
They
are
Andrew
Martin,
Tom
McConnell,
and
Owen
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