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Andrew Mason's Publications Continuing Legal Education
Andrew has long been recognized in the legal community as a leading innovator in the use of technology in the practice of law. He has promoted the use of electronic documents in civil actions and has developed a system for electronic appeals that has been adopted by the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal. He has made several presentations to lawyers on the use of computers and information technology. Here a two of his papers:
Criminal Law Andrew Mason has been an active member of the Saskatoon Criminal Defence Lawyers Association for many years. He has organized and presented several seminars at Canadian Bar Association annual meetings on criminal law subjects since 1985. In 2002 he presented a paper on the subject of Preliminary Inquiries at a Saskatchewan Legal Education Society conference on criminal law issues Expert Evidence Andrew Mason's undergraduate background in physics and mathematics has helped him handle expert evidence in many civil and criminal trials and appeals over the past 20 years. He has had an ongoing interest in solving legal puzzles and identifying where cases have gone wrong. Mr. Mason has researched and written about certain aspects of the Assassination of John F. Kennedy. He has examined the evidence relating to the sequence of shots that struck President Kennedy and Governor John Connally on November 22, 1963. In his paper dealing with the "Magic Bullet" theory, he identifies significant discrepancies between the Warren Commission's Single Bullet Theory and the evidence and explains why the theory cannot be correct. While many writers have attacked the single bullet theory in order to promote conspiracy theories, Mr. Mason is the first author to put forward an explanation that does not imply that the shots were fired from more than one gun. The Magic Bullet: A Legal Scientific Analysis of the Warren Commission's Single Bullet Theory
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