Professor Arthur Schafer is director of the Centre for Professional and Applied Ethics at the University of Manitoba. His article titled TOP JUDGES GOT IT WRONG IN THIS CASE was published in the Toronto Star on January 19, 2001, soon after the Supreme Court decision

Article in the Winnipeg Free Press published on January 11, 2008, by Professor Arthur Schafer: Justice denied..... Latimer case exposes flaws in legal system.
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An incisive commentary on The Case of Tracy and Robert Latimer, by Professor Rudy Krutzen.

Professor of Psychology Herbert Lefcourt, at the University of Waterloo, has published the following articles in various Canadian publications:
At the end of Robert Latimer's first year in jail.
How Much can we Humans Endure ?
From where does all this Violence come ?

Professor Barney Sneiderman teaches Law at the University of Manitoba:
The Betrayal of the Latimer Jury
Does euthanasia differ so much from letting someone die?

An article written by Dr. Danel N. Paul and posted in the Halifax Herald on January 18, 2002.
It's Time to let Latimer go in Peace

An article by Alister Browne PhD, Chair - Department of Philosophy, Langara College, Vancouver, BC.
Original article is posted on the Health Ethics Network Website (Alberta, Canada).

Dr. Anne Dzus is the orthopaedic surgeon who examined Tracy many times and who performed the operations on her. In The Doctor's Testimony she explains the difficulties of Tracy's case and discusses the prognosis.

Shirley McNaughton is a retired teacher of alternative-communication systems that are used by disabled people. In this article, she proposes honouring Tracy's memory by establishing a Tracy Latimer Community (TLC) to serve as a demonstration and training centre, offering the best care possible for those with severe disabilities who are in chronic pain.