Michael Bryant, Author at CCLA

Face Surveillance PRIVACY Surveillance & Technology

Deputation on Facial Recognition System

What’s the problem with facial recognition technology as a police surveillance and investigation tool? It’s…

Michael BryantMay 30, 2019

CRIMINAL JUSTICE Police Powers, Use of Force & Police Accountability

Manitoba Homicide Stats Generating More Heat Than Light

Now what? It’s darkest before the dawn, to be sure, but what does Winnipeg or…

Michael BryantMay 8, 2019

MAJOR CASES & REPORTS PRIVACY Smart Cities Surveillance & Technology Toronto's Smart City

Open Letter from CCLA: Calling for a Reset on Waterfront Toronto

Dear Prime Minister, Premier and Mayor, We are writing to you about the Smart City initiative for the Toronto Eastern…

Michael BryantMarch 5, 2019

CRIMINAL JUSTICE Democratic Rights Fair Trial, Due Process & Sentencing FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS

CCLA to Ottawa: Call an SCC Reference

Of the many tools at the disposal of a government in times of profound uncertainty,…

Michael BryantFebruary 23, 2019

CRIMINAL JUSTICE FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS MAJOR CASES & REPORTS

Shaving the Constitutional Tiger: Attorney General 101

As the SNC-Lavalin prosecution controversy unfolds, Canadians are digging into a part of our constitution…

Michael BryantFebruary 8, 2019

CRIMINAL JUSTICE FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS MAJOR CASES & REPORTS

The PMO has Discovered the Presumption of Innocence

SNC-Gate might be the way the Kremlin works, wherein Putin officials manipulate the justice system…

Michael BryantFebruary 7, 2019

Community Supervision Constitutional Remedies CRIMINAL JUSTICE Fair Trial, Due Process & Sentencing Sentencing

CCLA at the Supreme Court: Does a Charter violation require a remedy?

Mr. Bird doing too much bird is the issue before the Supreme Court of Canada…

Michael BryantFebruary 6, 2019

CRIMINAL JUSTICE Criminal Records & Collateral Consequences Criminal Records & Police Record Checks EQUALITY Sentencing Socio-Economic Status

WHAMMY! Supreme Court of Canada Strikes Down Canada’s Ugliest Populist Criminal Law

It’s not everyday that civil libertarians hit a home run in the Supreme Court of…

Michael BryantDecember 14, 2018

PRIVACY Search & Seizure

CCLA urges Nova Scotia to withdraw charges against teen: downloading publicly available data is no crime

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) will challenge the Government of Nova Scotia’s exceptionally broad injunction limiting…

Michael BryantApril 23, 2018

Right to Protest Surveillance & Privacy

Yorku Protesters: You Have The Power. We Have Your Back (Survey)

I am writing to you about disturbing reports regarding the reported activities of security personnel…

Michael BryantMarch 27, 2018

Michael Bryant

Deputation on Facial Recognition System

Manitoba Homicide Stats Generating More Heat Than Light

Open Letter from CCLA: Calling for a Reset on Waterfront Toronto

CCLA to Ottawa: Call an SCC Reference

Shaving the Constitutional Tiger: Attorney General 101

The PMO has Discovered the Presumption of Innocence

CCLA at the Supreme Court: Does a Charter violation require a remedy?

WHAMMY! Supreme Court of Canada Strikes Down Canada’s Ugliest Populist Criminal Law

CCLA urges Nova Scotia to withdraw charges against teen: downloading publicly available data is no crime

Yorku Protesters: You Have The Power. We Have Your Back (Survey)

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