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Sean Fine

Sean Fine
Staff
Reporter
Justice Writer
Toronto, Canada
sfine@globeandmail.com

Sean Fine is The Globe and Mail’s Justice Writer.

Sean Fine abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct
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Politics
Why Jody Wilson-Raybould was destined to speak truth to power
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Canada
Wilson-Raybould retains former Supreme Court justice to advise her on what she can tell public
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Politics
Trudeau says he discussed SNC case with Wilson-Raybould
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Politics
Attorney-General Lametti says SNC-Lavalin settlement still possible
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Politics
Senior government officials confirm discussions on SNC-Lavalin with Wilson-Raybould
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Politics
PMO pressed Wilson-Raybould to abandon prosecution of SNC-Lavalin; Trudeau denies his office ‘directed’ her
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analysis
'Canada’s new death penalty’: How the McArthur and Bissonnette cases put life sentences for mass killers in spotlight
Canada
Meng explores defence strategy based on U.S. political motives
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Canada
The overlap of law and politics: Meng Wanzhou’s extradition explained
Canada
Judge has no authority to tell lawyers to donate some fees to charity, Ontario appeal court rules
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Canada
Prosecutors may seek videos of Globe sources in Canada-China fraud probe
Canada
Toronto law firm fights court order to pay $1.5-million to charity after class-action settlement
Canada
Voting restrictions on expatriate citizens are unconstitutional, Supreme Court rules
Canada
Activists urge shutdown of Ontario sex-ed curriculum in legal challenge
Canada
Alberta judge grants inmate 3.75 credit days for each day spent in ‘cruel’ solitary confinement
British Columbia
B.C. court extends Ottawa’s deadline for solitary confinement laws, orders immediate changes
Canada
B.C. appeal court extends protection against stereotyping of abuse victims to cases where they are the accused
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Michael Bryant’s second life: Once he wielded the power of the state, now he challenges it
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Court ruling to grant First Nations a much bigger cut of resources royalties in Ontario
Canada
Court strikes down policing powers of Ontario animal-protection officers
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