Autumn Toronto Sexual Deviations in […]

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1968-09 – 1968-11

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Autumn Toronto Sexual Deviations in the Criminal Law: Homosexual, Exhibitionistic, and Pedophilic Offences in Canada, a study conducted by Alex K. Gigeroff and a research group at the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry, concluded that the proposed changes to the Criminal Code concerning sexual offences (Bill C-150) were inadequate, particularly those sections relating to "gross indecency." The study complained about the vague definition of "gross indecency" and its use to prosecute widely differing offences. Gigeroff had previously written several important studies, including " Sexual Offences in Relation to Homosexual, Exhibitionistic, and Pedophilic Sexual Offences with Particular Reference to Canadian Legislation and Case Law " (L.L.M. thesis. University of Toronto, 1966) and " The Evolution of Canadian Legislation with Respect to Homosexuality, Pedophilia, and Exhibitionism," Criminal Law Quarterly, no. 8 (1965—66), pp. 445-54.

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Toronto

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Alex K. Gigeroff

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Criminal Law Quarterly

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The Evolution of Canadian Legislation with Respect to Homosexuality, Pedophilia, and Exhibitionism

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C-150 Criminal Code Sexual Deviations in the Criminal Law: Homosexual, Exhibitionistic, and Pedophilic Offences in Canada

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"Sex Law Revisions to Make Little Change in Practice, Study Says," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 14 January 1969, p. 31.Gary Kinsman, The Regulation of Desire: Sexuality in Canada (Montreal: Black Rose Books, 1987), p. 161 Gary Kinsman, "Official Discourse as Sexual Regulation: The Social Organization of the Sexual Policing of Gay Men" (Ph.D. dissertation. University of Toronto, 1989), pp. 433-38 Alex K. Gigeroff, Sexual Deviations in the Criminal Law: Homosexual, Exhibitionistic, and Pedophilic Offences in Canada (Toronto: Clarke Institute of Psychiatry; University of Toronto Press, 1968), pp. 209-14

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