David
S. Rose Mr.
Rose’s practice focuses on the defence of criminal charges,
commercial litigation, and appearance before inquests and public
inquiries. He appears frequently at trials and appeal in the Ontario
Court of Appeal, Ontario Superior Court, and Ontario Court of Justice,
as well as Coroner’s Court. His work appears at Recent
Successes,
and Samples of Our Work.
View an
Interview of David Rose on CBC's The National
View David Rose’s appearance on –The Verdict
View David Rose’s appearance on – Legal Briefs
Professional
Activities
Mr.
Rose is a past member of the Examinations Committee of the Bar Admission
Course (criminal procedure) of the Law Society of Upper Canada. In
February 2005 Mr. Rose was invited to testify before House
of Commons Standing Committee on Justice regarding proposed
changes to DNA in the Criminal Code.
2007
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Conference Presentation: Sources of Expert Evidence – Some Practical Tips
Osgoode Hall Continuing Education - Evidence for the Civil Litigator |
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Co-Chair - Advocates Society – Expert Witnesses |
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Conference Presentation: Familial DNA Databanking
Annual Symposium - Centre of Forensic Science/Promega Labs |
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Panelist: Defending a Sexual Assault Case - Advocates Society |
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2006
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co-chair – 7th annual DNA Symposium on DNA Evidence
Osgoode Hall Law School |
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2005
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Submissions before House of Commons Justice Committee (invited) Re: Bill C-13 Amendments to D.N.A. Identification Act and Criminal Code |
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2004
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Co-Chair – the 6th Annual Canadian Symposium on DNA Evidence
Osgoode Hall Law School, York University
(also Chaired panel on Reporting DNA results) |
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2003
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Co-Chair – the 5th Annual Canadian Symposium on DNA Evidence
Osgoode Hall Law School, York University
(also Chaired talk by Professor Dale Nance of Case Western Reserve Law School on Probabilistic Statements in DNA cases) |
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2002
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Conference Presentation: What to do when the 'Cold Hits'. Presented at the Fourth Annual Canadian Symposium on Forensic DNA Evidence
Osgoode Hall Law School, Toronto
(with L. Goos) |
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2001
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Conference Presentation: Search Warrants. Presented as part of the Ontario Court of Justice Education Series for Justices of the Peace. |
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Conference Presentation: Evidence. Presented as part of the Ontario Court of Justice Education Series for Justices of the Peace. |
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Panelist: Crown Disclosure Issues.
Department of Justice, Toronto, Ontario |
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Talk about a match...Ascribing weight to the presentation of a DNA match when extreme probabilities are involved. Presented at the annual meeting of the Canadian Society of Forensic Sciences, Toronto, Ontario. (with Goos, L.M., Silverman, I., Rose, D., Newman, J.) |
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1999
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Conference Presentation: Defences to Provincial Offences. Presented as part of the Ontario Court of Justice Education Series for Justices of the Peace. |
Publications
and Seminars Books
Articles
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D. Rose- Book Review of Law Commission of Canada “What is Crime” Queen’s Law Journal vol 31 Number 1 p. 431.
- Legal
Decision: DNA Warrant Legislation: Cdn. Journal of Police & Security
Services Vol. 3 Issue 1 p. 52.
- D.
Rose and L.M. Goos 47 C.R. (5th) 106 “From
DNA Database to DNA Warrant – The Declining Weight of
a Cold Hit”
- Goos, L.M., Silverman, I., Rose, D., Newman,
J. (2002). The influence of probabilistic statements on the
evaluation of the significance of a DNA match. Journal
of the Canadian Society of Forensic Science, 35(2), 77-90.
- Criminal Lawyers Newsletter 1997. “Cross-Examination
of the Affiant in Wiretap Cases”
- Criminal Lawyers Newsletter
1997. “Recent Developments in Search and
Seizure”
Case Comment on R. v. Calder. “Calder Successes will be Rare and Procedure
Uncertain”, 46 C.R. (4th) 151.
Professional Associations
Member Toronto Lawyers Association Member Canadian Bar Association Member Criminal Lawyers Association
Education
LL.B.
McGill 1990 B.A. (Hons. - Juris) Oxon.
1988 B.A. (Hons.) McGill
1986 Place
and Year of Call Ontario,
1992 |
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