By Jordan Gold|2020-04-02T07:38:46-04:00April 2nd, 2020|
Bail, COVID-19, and the release of inmates detained on the "tertiary ground" A large number of Canadians are currently in custody in this country despite being factually innocent and having already been found [...]
By Gold Law|2018-03-21T12:08:38-04:00February 13th, 2018|
How Antic Changed Everything for Bail in Canada: The Case of R. v. Tunney The case of R. v. Tunney (linked below) started as a routine bail hearing in Newmarket where Mr. Tunney [...]
By Gold Law|2017-09-09T09:10:46-04:00September 8th, 2017|
How the delegation of bail hearings to Justices of the Peace has failed, and a judicial recalibration is required. Recently, the the CBC reported that"Judges will be taking over bail hearings at two [...]
By Gold Law|2016-10-24T11:59:16-04:00December 24th, 2013|
WASH bail court and the holiday season. The festivities do not deny liberty. The Holiday Season does not mean that people are not charged with criminal offences. In fact, the Holiday Season can be some [...]
By Gold Law|2017-06-22T12:47:50-04:00March 13th, 2013|
R. v. Summers: the standard of enhanced credit and pre-trial custody in sentencing The use of enhanced credit for pre-trial custody, or "dead time", has long been a point of controversy among the public. [...]
By Gold Law|2016-10-24T11:59:17-04:00February 22nd, 2013|
Why bail matters: the case of Oscar Pistorius With all the recent coverage of the Pistorius allegations of murder, and the bail now wrapping up the fourth day of proceedings, the issue of bail has [...]
