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|2019-04-23T21:29:23-04:00July 27th, 2017|
Complacency starts in set-date Court. A solution on how small changes can have profound effects on delay. Today, across the Province of Ontario, hundreds of lawyers and thousands of unrepresented accused will waste [...]
By Jordan Gold|2017-04-06T21:38:19-04:00March 7th, 2017|
“Lock Them Up! Lock Them Up!”: Is the Tertiary Ground Under Canadian Law Fundamentally Unjust? It has been one-and-a-half years since the Supreme Court of Canada released R. v. St-Cloud, perhaps breathing renewed life [...]
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|2017-04-06T12:10:16-04:00January 17th, 2017|
The presumption of diminished responsibility of youth in murder sentencing under Canadian law and the Youth Criminal Justice Act (YCJA): the case of R. v. TF & M.W. In November of 2010, a young man [...]
