Author Archives: Chad Haggerty

About Chad Haggerty

Chad Haggerty is a 2019 Juris Doctor candidate at the University of Calgary. After 17 years in policing, Chad returned to school and obtained a Criminal Justice (Honours) degree before attending law school. Chad was able to work at the UCalgary Public Interest Law Clinic during his 1L summer and will be engaging in poverty law research during his 2L summer. Chad’s professional background coupled with his interest in improving access to justice for marginalized populations has shaped his desire to pursue a career in criminal law after graduation.

What’s In A List? Examining Canadian Terrorist Listing

Posted on April 20, 2018 by Chad Haggerty

By: Meagan Potier, Bassam Saifeddine, and Chad Haggerty PDF Version: What’s In A List? Examining Canadian Terrorist Listing Policy Commented On: Terrorist listing pursuant to section 83.05 of the Criminal Code of Canada In 2001, Canada enshrined into law a public-facing … Continue reading →

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Evidentiary Issues with Claim of Racial Profiling in R v Kenowesequape

Posted on March 22, 2018 by Chad Haggerty

By: Chad Haggerty PDF Version: Evidentiary Issues with Claim of Racial Profiling in R v Kenowesequape Case Commented On: R v Kenowesequape, 2018 ABQB 135 (CanLII) In 1999, the Ontario Court of Appeal adopted the following definition of “racial profiling” Racial profiling … Continue reading →

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