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Foundations in Criminal Law & Dementia-Related Behaviour

What happens when an accused person is living with dementia? This webinar will explore the issues that dementia can raise for defence and Crown counsel, such as fitness to stand trial, criminal responsibility, sentencing, and understanding dementia-related behaviour.

Wednesday, November 18, 2026
12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. AT
Webinar (Zoom)


Agenda and speaker information are available on the registration page.

This two-hour session is intended for defence counsel, Crown prosecutors, and others working in or alongside the criminal justice system.

​Registration is open to the justice community across Atlantic Canada.
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This project is made possible with funding from The Law Foundation of Prince Edward Island.
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  • Home
  • About
    • Mission & Vision
    • Our Board
  • Systemic Change
    • Legal Action
    • Law Reform >
      • Coercive Control
    • Research >
      • Supported Decision-Making
      • Housing Vulnerability
  • Education
    • Criminal Law
    • Coercive Control
  • Outreach
    • Information Table
    • Directory >
      • Find a Lawyer
      • For Lawyers
  • Events
    • Law & Policy Forum
    • Cultivating Dignity
    • Coercive Control
    • WEAAD
  • Engage
    • Donate
    • Email Sign Up
  • Contact