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Record Suspensions in Canada: How to Clear Your Criminal Record — Eligibility, Process & Timeline

If you’ve ever wondered how to get a pardon in Canada, you might be asking the wrong question. Canada no longer grants pardons for those convicted of criminal offences. Instead, tho…

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Bail Hearings in Ontario: What Happens in the First 24 Hours After an Arrest?

If you hear the word “incarceration,” it may cause your mind to invoke images of a dingy prison cell with its gray bars, and an unsavoury character or two behind them. Should Ontari…

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What Happens After You’re Charged with a Crime in Ontario?—The Court Process, Step by Step

Anyone charged with a first-time criminal offence in Ontario should prepare to enter an unfamiliar landscape. From both a legal and procedural perspective, the criminal court proces…

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What You Need to Know About Impaired Driving Causing Bodily Harm or Death in Ontario

Let’s examine the offence of impaired driving causing death, along with similar laws addressing impaired driving causing bodily harm. Not only do you not want to be the cause of som…

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Debunking Eight Common DUI-Related Myths Held by Canadian Motorists

People tend to believe assorted myths about intoxication and impaired driving in Canada. Let’s review the eight misconceptions impaired driving clients tend to raise with our lawyer…

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Understanding Standardized Field Sobriety Testing in Canada’s DUI Laws

If a Canadian police officer suspects that you’ve been driving while impaired, they’re not going to make you perform some random mental and physical coordination tests. Instead, you…

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Can Offenders Apply for Removal from the Sex Offender Registry in Ontario?

Anyone convicted of a sexual offence in Canada faces the distinct possibility that their sentence will include incarceration, especially when charged as an indictable offence. Howev…

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First-Time Criminal Harassment Charges in Ontario

First-Time Criminal Harassment Charges in Ontario: Legal Defence Options

Ontario police investigated a record 12,639 reports of criminal harassment in 2024, according to the latest Statistics Canada incident-based crime reporting. While the statistics al…

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How Domestic Assault Charges Can Affect Child Custody in Ontario

How Domestic Assault Charges Can Affect Child Custody in Ontario

The consequences of a domestic assault arrest in Ontario can have a significant impact on your family life, even if the charges are dropped or the case ends in acquittal. If you’re …

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Charged with Insurance Fraud in Canada? What to Do Next

According to the latest government statistics, Canadian police investigated a record 178,532 fraud reports in 2024, a nearly 120% increase from the 81,179 incidents they investigate…

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Should You Talk to Canadian Police Without a Lawyer?

Section 10(b) of the Charter guarantees the right, upon arrest or detention, to retain and consult with a lawyer without delay and to be informed of this right. Section 7 of the Cha…

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Property Crime Offences in Canada: What You Need to Know

Over the past decade, the property crime offence category has accounted for between 44% and 57% of the Crime Severity Index, making it the most prevalent collective offence police i…

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What is a Conditional Sentence Order in Canadian Law

Almost 10% of the 105,371 defendants convicted of a criminal offence by Canadian Courts during the 2023-2024 reporting period received a conditional sentence, according to the lates…

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