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Publications

Books

2024

Tonita Murray, Elizabeth A. Kirley, Stephen Schneider (eds)

 Big Crime, Big Policing: all about Big Money?

 University of Toronto Press, Toronto (forthcoming 2024)

2022

Elizabeth Anne Kirley and Deborah Porter, eds. 

Outsmarting The Next Pandemic: What Covid-19 Can Teach Us

Taylor & Francis UK, Routledge Imprint.

2015

Elizabeth Anne Kirley

Reputational Privacy and the Internet: A Matter for Law?

PhD Dissertation,

York University, Toronto  https://digitalcommons.osgoode.yorku.ca/phd/8.

Chapters

2023

Elizabeth Kirley

Brushstrokes to Keystrokes: Policing Entrepreneurial Art Crime ,” in Big Crime, Big Policing: All about Big Money?

Tonita Murray, Elizabeth Kirley and Stephen Schneider (eds)

University of Toronto Press (forthcoming).

2022

Elizabeth Anne Kirley and Deborah Porter, Chapter 1 “How Smart is COVID?” in Elizabeth Anne Kirley and Deborah Porter eds.

Outsmarting The Next Pandemic: What Covid-19 Can Teach Us

Taylor & Francis

(Routledge Imprint).

2022

Elizabeth Anne Kirley and Marilyn McMahon, “Leadership Vacuum and Mask Deniers,” in Elizabeth Anne Kirley and Deborah Porter, eds.

Outsmarting the Next Pandemic: What Covid-19 Can Teach Us

Taylor & Francis

(Routledge Imprint).

Peer-Reviewed Journals

2019

Elizabeth Kirley and Marilyn McMahon

“The Murky Ethics of Emoji: Comparative Responses to the Diversity Question,”

Richmond Journal of Law & Technology 26:1.

2019

Marilyn McMahon and Elizabeth Kirley

“When Cute Becomes Criminal: the role of emoji in sexual grooming online”

Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology (MJLST) 21.

2018

Elizabeth Kirley and Marilyn McMahon

“The Emoji Factor: Humanizing the Law of Digital Speech”

Tennessee Law Review 85:2.

2017

Elizabeth Kirley

“The Robot as Cub Reporter: Law’s Unsettled Role in Cognitive Journalism.”

European Journal of Law and Technology, 7:3.

2016

Elizabeth Kirley

“Can Digital Speech Loosen the Gordian Knot of Reputation Law?”

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal, 32:1. 

2015

Elizabeth Kirley

“Are We Ethically Bound to Use Student Engagement Technologies for Teaching Law?” 

The Law Teacher: International Journal of the Association of Law Teachers 49, 219-241. 

Commissioned Government Research Reports

2012 

Eric Ouellet and Elizabeth Kirley
Case Study of Police and Health Care Collaboration with Military Personnel for National Security Emergencies: Final Report

 Centre for Security Science, DRDC CSS CR 2012-034; Defence R&D Canada – CSS; (December), as available at

http://cradpdf.drdc-rddc.gc.ca/PDFS/unc121/p536812_A1b.pdf 

2012

Elizabeth Kirley

The Progressive Convergence of Military and Policing Ethos in Post-Millennial Canada: Interim Report

Canada Forces College, Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC) Centre for Security Science, Department of National Defence Canada. 

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