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September was a powerful month on Not On Record, where we tackled pressing issues in criminal law and justice. From comparing Canadian and American self-defence laws, to examining how courts evaluate child testimony, to analyzing the complexities of the Dan Markel murder trial and the way universities approach consent, these episodes shed light on how law intersects with fairness, truth, and human rights. Catch up on this month’s discussions below.
See all the September episodes below.
In this episode, Joseph Neuberger and Alper Yilmaz compare Canada’s self-defence laws under s.34 of the Criminal Code with the American “castle doctrine.” They break down the principles of necessity, proportionality, and the duty (or lack thereof) to retreat, offering insights into how the law protects homeowners in both systems. Discover how each jurisdiction strikes a balance between safety and accountability. Watch the full discussion and subscribe for future episodes.
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Joseph Neuberger examines the Ontario case R. v. D.D. (2025 ONCJ 355), where the court weighed a child complainant’s evidence in a sexual interference trial. The episode covers how video statements under s. 715.1 are used, the role of leading questions, and the W.(D.) test, distinguishing credibility from reliability, ultimately leading to an acquittal. For a deeper understanding of how courts approach sensitive testimony, watch the episode and join our channel for more legal analysis.
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With our guest Marcy, this episode revisits the 2014 murder of Dan Markel, a case rooted in parental alienation that spiralled into tragedy. The conversation explores the role of wiretap evidence, the dynamics of family conflict, and the recent conviction of Donna Adelson, shedding light on how justice and gender politics intersect in high-profile trials. To hear the full breakdown of this complex case, view the episode and consider subscribing for more courtroom insights.
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Joseph Neuberger and the Neuberger & Partners team dive into how postmodern ideas of “subjective truth” clash with legal standards of consent. They discuss the challenges students face in campus investigations, the dangers of vague summaries being used as evidence, and the importance of legal guidance in safeguarding education and future careers. For anyone interested in fairness and due process, watch the full episode and subscribe to keep learning with us.
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