CBC Manitoba: Why would a convicted serial killer NOT be designated a “dangerous offender”?

August 30, 2024 —

Frank Cormier, Criminology Professor at The University of Manitoba joined CBC Manitoba to look at the law in the aftermath of Jeremy Skibicki’s sentencing in Winnipeg this week.

To listen to the full interview, please visit CBC Manitoba.

Faculty of Law, Jeremy Skibicki, MMIWG, Provincial court

Winnipeg Free Press: Serial killer Skibicki a ‘heartless, evil monster,’ victim’s aunt tells court

Serial killer Skibicki a ‘heartless, evil monster,’ victim’s aunt tells court

Faculty of Law, Jeremy Skibicki, MMIWG

Manitoba Law Journal celebrates release of Volume 46

Dr. Bryan Schwartz and Professor Darcy MacPherson, the Manitoba Law Journal’s Co-Executive Editors-in-Chief, proudly announce this summer’s release of MLJ Volume 46, containing seven issues. The volume continues MLJ’s tradition of engaging with topics important to Manitoba and its almost 1.4 million residents, as well as matters affecting Canada more broadly.

Asper Chair of International Business and Trade Law, Brandon Trask, Bryan Schwartz, Darcy MacPherson, Desautels Centre for Private Enterprise and the Law, Faculty of Law, Manitoba Law Journal, Richard Jochelson, The Manitoba Law Journal

BNN: Teamsters challenge minister’s move to resume rail service as CPKC lockout drags on

Teamsters challenge minister’s move to resume rail service as CPKC lockout drags on

CN Railway, strike negotiations

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