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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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Defence wraps up first court effort in B.C. to free Meng Wanzhou
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Dozens of Ontario criminal convictions at risk after Court of Appeal ruling on juries
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Judge in Meng hearing tells Crown to be wary of extradition requests not aligned with Canadian values
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B.C. judge hearing Meng Wanzhou’s extradition case struggles to understand aspects of defence’s argument
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Fraud allegations are a facade, lawyers for Meng Wanzhou argue at extradition hearing
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Unprecedented Meng Wanzhou extradition hearing begins Monday with wide-ranging consequences
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‘He’s a competitive guy’: The old-school lawyer who heads up Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou’s legal team
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Conditions at Toronto detention centre should be deemed ‘deliberate state misconduct,’ judge says
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Justice files challenge against Canadian Judicial Council for abuse of legal powers
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‘People understand me now’: Byron Ruttan is finally at peace after a 40-year quest for justice
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Supreme Court of Canada grants citizenship to two sons of Russian spies
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SNC-Lavalin unit pleads guilty to fraud charge, to pay $280-million fine
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Supreme Court ruling could quell chaos surrounding administrative law
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Hundreds of criminal convictions at risk over jury-selection rules in Ontario
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Ontario reverses plan for deeper legal-aid cuts
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Ontario using new law to suppress suits alleging negligent government conduct, lawyers say
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Interest in sex does not affect a complainant’s credibility in a sexual-assault trial, Ontario Appeals Court rules
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Law to speed up Canada’s justice system creates chaos due to lack of clarity
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Supreme Court sides with woman unlawfully handcuffed by Laval police, raises standards for police conduct
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Attire does not imply consent, Ontario Court of appeal says, calling out Justice for comments
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