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What has the author Maury Arnold Schlifer written?

Maury Arnold Schlifer (born in 1940) is a Canadian lawyer and author. He has written extensively about the law, including:

- Canadian Criminal Law (with Bruce Archibald and Alan Bryant) (1986)

- Criminal Procedure in Canada (1992)

- Evidence in Canadian Criminal Trials (1995)

- The Duty to Defend: Lawyers and the Criminal Justice System (2004)

- The Reasonable Doubt Standard: Criminal Justice and the Ethics of Proof (2010)

- The Art of Cross-Examination (with David Paciocco) (2011)

- The Law of Evidence in Canada (with Richard S. Litman) (2016)

In addition to his legal scholarship, Schlifer has also written several works of fiction, including:

- The Life and Times of Henry Morgentaler (2009)

- The Defence (2013)

- The Trial (2015)

- The Appeal (2017)

Schlifer is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and the Canadian Academy of Law. He is also a member of the American Law Institute and the International Society for Criminal Justice.

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