Jury Selection in Criminal Trials: Skills, Science, and the Law (Canadian Legal Skills) - Softcover

David Tanovich is an assistant professor in the Faculty of Law at University of Windsor. Previously, he was criminal appellate counsel and later a partner with Pinkofsky Lockyer (now Pinkofskys) in Toronto. He is a former law clerk to Chief Justice Antonio Lamer of the Supreme Court of Canada and an LL.M. graduate of the New York University School of Law. He is the author of numerous articles on criminal law and co-editor of the Criminal Appeals Law Reporter. He is also the author of The Colour of Justice, a book on racial profiling published by Irwin Law.

"What there is to say about jury selection in Canada, Tanovich, Paciocco and Skurka have said it and they have covered the field. This is the authoritative book on selecting a jury in Canada."--David Schermbrucker, Criminal Lawyers' Association Volume 18, Number 5, October 1997

..".a lucid and timely exposition of the changing and evolving process of jury selection, designed for the criminal bar ... . That it also demonstrates a range of tactics and techniques for advancing difficult legal arguments makes it more than usually helpful."--Dianne L. Martin, (1998-1999) 30 Ottawa L. Rev. 318-322