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	Divergent opinions Canada’s judges want expert witnesses to be less partisan and more independent. Lawyers are less convinced. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-11-28 15:10:16 Open Document File Size: 134,16 KB Share Result on Facebook City Montreal / / Country Canada / / Event Person Communication and Meetings / / Organization Competition Tribunal / Alberta Court of Queen / Federal Court / Ontario Municipal Board / Canadian Bar Association / Supreme Court / Federal Court of Appeal / Quebec’s Superior Court / / Person Robert Graesser / Peter W. Hutchins / Ian Binnie / Robert-Jean Chénier / Margot Gibb-Clark / André Wery / Simon Potter / / Position president / judge / associate chief justice / lawyer / / ProvinceOrState Quebec / / SocialTag Evidence Adversarial system Cross-examination Law Evidence law Expert witness

Divergent opinions Canada’s judges want expert witnesses to be less partisan and more independent. Lawyers are less convinced.Add to Reading List