By Gold Law|2017-07-01T06:52:32-04:00June 30th, 2017|
The Supreme Court of Canada has made it clear: hearsay is presumptively inadmissible (or so I heard...) The case of Bradshaw. Yesterday, the Supreme Court of Canada released their decision of R. v. Bradshaw and [...]
By Gold Law|2017-06-14T16:04:42-04:00February 25th, 2017|
Speed up criminal cases without sacrificing Canadian's fair trial rights: 11 easy fixes Last week, Ontario's Attorney General Yasir Naqvi called upon the federal government to consider a drastic reduction, and removal in [...]
By Gold Law|2017-06-22T11:42:40-04:00October 1st, 2016|
Proving a person is impaired by a drug while driving may not be as hard as you think. The information provided in this article is very basic legal information on the topic of driving [...]
By Gold Law|2020-05-01T14:38:08-04:00November 11th, 2014|
Sexual assault trials in Canada: assumptions and misinformation clarified. Recent events surrounding Jian Ghomeshi has instigated a national outcry relating to the protection of sexual assault victims and the difficulties they face when struggling with the [...]
By Gold Law|2019-06-15T10:46:33-04:00March 19th, 2014|
If police ask to participate in a polygraph (or "lie-detector") test, should someone do it? Disclaimer (a must read): This article is for informational and academic purposes only. This article cannot, and should [...]
By Gold Law|2016-10-24T11:59:16-04:00January 21st, 2014|
The law of third party suspects in Canada. Recently, our firm was faced with the issue or raising an alternative suspect in the course of defending our client. Contrary to common sense, the law does [...]
