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Daniel Brown is an Adjunct Professor at Queen’s University’s Faculty of Law, where he teaches Advanced Criminal Law and oversees the Criminal Appellate Externship Program. He is a criminal defense lawyer and lead counsel at Daniel Brown Law LLP, recognized as one of Canada’s top boutique firms for criminal defense. His work bridges practical litigation, legal education, and systemic advocacy.
Education:
- B.A. (Hons)
- J.D., Queen’s University’s Faculty of Law
Daniel’s professional focus includes Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Sentencing, and Legal Education. He specializes in defending high-profile clients in sexual offense cases and co-authored the widely cited textbook Prosecuting and Defending Sexual Offence Cases. His expertise extends to constitutional, regulatory, and appellate law, with frequent contributions to legal discourse through lectures and media engagements.
Scientific Awards and Recognitions:
- Recognized by Post City Magazine as one of Toronto’s Top Criminal Lawyers
- Firm repeatedly cited as one of Canada’s 10 best boutique criminal law firms by Canadian Lawyer Magazine
- Selected by peers for inclusion in Best Lawyers in Canada for Criminal Defence
- Best Law Firms recognition as a tier one Criminal Defence firm in Canada
- Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America (2024)
Daniel mentors young lawyers through the Queen’s University Criminal Appellate Externship Program and Ryerson University’s Law Practice Program. He frequently lectures at law schools across Canada and contributes commentary to major media outlets like the New York Times and CBC. His work also includes judicial appointments advocacy as a member of the Federal Judiciary Advisory Committee for Toronto and the GTA.
Daniel is engaged in criminal justice reform through leadership roles in the Criminal Lawyers’ Association (CLA) and Innocence Canada’s Case Review Committee. He actively participates in legal conferences hosted by the judiciary, Crown, defense bar, and professional societies, addressing topics such as forensic science, gang culture, and procedural developments.
