Canada’s leniency policy one year later

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Those who have violated the law should be held accountable for their crimes. However, some crimes can only be proved by the testimony of witnesses who are implicated in the same crime or in some other criminal activity. In Canada, as in many other countries, the idea of reliance on criminal informers to promote successful criminal investigations has given rise to mixed feelings.

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Martin. (2025). Canada’s leniency policy: one year later. Revista Do IBRAC, 9(4), 257–266. Retrieved from https://revista.ibrac.org.br/revista/article/view/704
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Author Biography

Martin Low is a partner with McMillan Binch where his practice focuses on complex cartel, merger and abuse of dominance cases in Canada and Internationally. From 1995 – 2000, he was the Senior General Counsel at the Competition Bureau where he conducted prosecutions under the Competition Act that led to 28 corporate and individual convictions and fines totalling over $125 million.