Books:
Search & Seizure (Irwin Law, 2023)
The Harbinger Theory: How the Post-9/11 Emergency Became Permanent and the Case for Reform (Oxford UP, 2015)
- “Are Sexual Deepfakes a Crime in Canada?” (forthcoming 2025) Criminal Law Quarterly Vol 73 PDF
- “Too Dangerous to Deploy? The Challenge Language Models Pose to Regulating AI in Canada and the EU” (forthcoming 2025) UBC Law Review PDF
- “What Is Most Bothersome About Section 33: Or What Hasn’t Yet Been Said” (2025) 33:2 Constitutional Forum Vol 31 PDF
- “Harm to Self-Identity: Reading Goffman to Reassess the Use of Surreptitious Recordings as Evidence” (2024) 46:4 Manitoba Law Review 1PDF
- “Must the Police Refuse to Look?’ Resolving the Emerging Conflict in Search and Seizure Over Civilian Disclosure of Digital Evidence” (2023) 68:4 McGill Law Journal PDF
- “The Policing of Large-Scale Protests in Canada: Why Canada Needs a Public Order Policing Act”, Report of the Public Inquiry into the 2022 Public Order Emergency, Volume 5: Policy Papers (February 2023) PDF
- “Reasonable Apprehension Under Mental Health Law” (with J. Sanderson)(2022) 48:2 Queen's Law Journal PDF (Winner of the David Watson Memorial Award)
- “Search Engines and Global Takedown Orders: Google v Equustek and the Future of Free Speech Online” (2020) 56:2 Osgoode Hall Law Journal 231 PDF
- “The Road Not Taken: Missing Powers to Compel Decryption in Bill C-59, Ticking-Bombs, and the Future of the Encryption Debate” (2019) 57:1 Alberta Law Review 267 PDF
- “The Demise of Rights as Trumps” in Benjamin Goold & Liora Lazarus, eds, Security and Human Rights, 2nd edition (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2019) PDF
- “Does the State Have a Compelling Interest in Searching Device Data at the Border?” (2018) 1 Oxford University Comparative Law Forum PDF, online