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Craig Jones, lead counsel for the Attorney General of BC, describes the case that was developed against polygamy, drawing from fields as diverse as anthropology, history, economics, and evolutionary psychology. Ultimately it was the testimony of real people that demonstrated the real harms of polygamy's "cruel arithmetic" .

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Craig Jones, lead counsel for the Attorney General of BC, describes the case that was developed against polygamy, drawing from fields as diverse as anthropology, history, economics, and evolutionary psychology. Ultimately it was the testimony of real people that demonstrated the real harms of polygamy's "cruel arithmetic" .
Autorenporträt
Craig Jones, QC, BGS, LLB, LLM, holds law degrees from UBC and Harvard Law School. For six years he was the lead constitutional litigator for the Attorney General of British Columbia, where he argued a series of significant cases including the Safe Injection Site appeal, the Polygamy Reference, and challenges to the Braidwood Taser Inquiry. He is now a professor of law at Thompson Rivers University. He is the author of four books and dozens of articles on legal subjects.