How to Start a Podcast (Lawyer Edition)
How to Start a Podcast (Lawyer Edition) In late 2017, my long commutes and repetitive playlists got me hooked on listening to podcasts. As I listened to some of my [...]
2018
Tuesday, July 10,
2018
Tuesday, February 13,
How Antic changed bail in Canada and the cases that followed it: the case of R. v. Tunney GalleryHow Antic changed bail in Canada and the cases that followed it: the case of R. v. Tunney
Bail Hearings, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Canadian Criminal Law, Legal Commentary, Right to Reasonable Bail
How Antic changed bail in Canada and the cases that followed it: the case of R. v. Tunney
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 [...]
2018
Thursday, January 4,
Text Message Privacy: Where We Are and Where We Are Going (by Gerald Chan)
We are very pleased to have the following guest post by Gerald Chan of Stockwoods in Toronto. Gerald Chan is a leading litigator in Canada, practicing in regulatory, criminal, and administrative law. He is co-author of Digital Evidence: A Practitioner's Handbook by Emonds Publishing. His [...]
2017
Thursday, November 23,
Dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, and dangerous driving causing death or bodily harm under Canadian Criminal law GalleryDangerous operation of a motor vehicle, and dangerous driving causing death or bodily harm under Canadian Criminal law
Canadian Criminal Law, Case Law and Legal Commentary, criminal law, Criminal Offences, Highway Traffic Act, Legal Commentary, Toronto
Dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, and dangerous driving causing death or bodily harm under Canadian Criminal law
Dangerous Operation of a Motor Vehicle and Dangerous Driving Causing Death Under Canadian Criminal Law Earlier this week, lawyers from our law firm represented a young man on charges of dangerous operation of a [...]
2017
Monday, October 23,
“The police want to interview me. What do I do?” Gallery“The police want to interview me. What do I do?”
Canadian Criminal Law, Canadian Criminal Lawyer, Canadian Policing, Case Law and Legal Commentary, Criminal Defence Lawyer, criminal law, Evidence, Legal Commentary, Newmarket Criminal Lawyers, Oshawa Criminal Lawyers, Right to Counsel, The Practice of Criminal Law, Toronto Criminal Lawyers
“The police want to interview me. What do I do?”
"The police want to interview me in a criminal investigation. What should I do?" Many times a month, our lawyers get calls from terrified people telling us that police want to interview them [...]
2017
Thursday, October 19,
Deportation and conditional sentences: the case of Tran vs. Canada
Deportation, appeals, and conditional sentences as "terms of imprisonment" - the case of Tran vs. Canada In 2013, Than Tam Tran, was convicted of producing marijuana contrary to Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. At the [...]