Professor Dr. David Tice

Biography

David Tice is an adjunct lecturer at Queen's Law University, where he teaches Advanced Criminal Law. He graduated with a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) from Queen’s University in 2004. David began his legal career at Greenspan Partners, working with Edward Greenspan, Q.C. as trial and appellate counsel. His law practice has primarily focused on defense in complex white-collar criminal litigation, extradition, and Mutual Legal Assistance matters. He has appeared in both the level Court and the Supreme Court of Canada. In 2009, he joined the Toronto West Crown Attorney's Office as an Assistant Crown Attorney, handling a variety of criminal trials, including homicides and internet crimes committed against vulnerable persons. David has developed specialized expertise in search and seizure law and is a designated wire-tap agent who routinely advises on search and seizure issues. Currently, he is on secondment at the Crown Law Office – Criminal, where he argues appeals in the Ontario Court of Appeal. David is also a regular contributor to Crown Attorney education in Ontario and serves as co-director of the Search Seizure Course at Crown Summer School. He has previously taught at George Brown College and has published several legal articles.

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