Dallas Mack

Dallas Mack is an Adjunct Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa, with a BSc Honours in Chemistry and LLB from the same institution. He is a part-time academic and practicing Assistant Crown, prosecuting criminal matters in Ontario and Superior Court of Justice while teaching Forensic Science and Criminal Law.

• Education: BSc Honours Chemistry, University of Ottawa; LLB, University of Ottawa

Dallas bridges practical legal experience with academic research, focusing on Criminal Law, Forensic Science, and Legal Advocacy. His work includes authoring publications on impaired driving and investigative detention, and co-founding the Crown Weekly Netletter (2002–2010). He now curates Mack's Criminal Law Bulletin on Westlaw's CriminalSource and lectures for the Ottawa Police Service and Ontario Crown Attorney's Association on search and seizure and impaired driving.

• Scientific Awards: Nelligan O'Brien Payne Award (highest trial advocacy standing), Excelsior Award (Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General), Prosecutor of the Year Award (International Association of Financial Crime Investigators)