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How Much Does it Cost to Hire a Criminal Lawyer in Toronto?

If you are charged with a criminal offence in the Toronto area you should definitely seek out the services of an experienced criminal lawyer. While hiring a criminal lawyer does not…

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What is Indecent Exposure and Other “Indecent Acts” in Canada?

Indecent exposure and other indecent acts in Canada involve behaviours that violate societal norms of decency. Understanding these offences, their definitions, and potential penalti…

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Can a Canadian with a Criminal Record Travel to Mexico?

Canadians with a criminal record may face challenges traveling to Mexico. Entry depends on the nature of the offence, as Mexican authorities assess each case individually, prioritiz…

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Is Stealthing Illegal in Canada?

Stealthing, or non-consensually removing a condom during sex, is now considered a form of sexual assault in Canada. Understanding this offence and its legal implications is crucial …

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Tips on Defending DUI Charges in Ontario without a Lawyer

Section 10(b) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms gives everyone arrested or detained by police the right to “retain and instruct counsel without delay and to be informed…

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Is Cyberstalking Recognized as a Crime in Canada?

If you were to respond to the above headline, you would likely say something along the lines of, “Yes, of course, cyberstalking is against the law in Canada.” However, you might be …

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What is Ontario’s “Back on Track” Program for Those Convicted of DUI?

Getting “back on track” is generally a good thing. In many cases, it is necessary to get back on track after a career setback, academic difficulties, financial instability, relation…

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What Are the Three Primary Defences Against Sexual Assault Accusations

Two elderly Canadian billionaires are making headlines after police agencies charged them with sexual assault and other sexual offences earlier this Spring. In late May,

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Can You Refuse a Roadside Breath Test in Ontario?

If Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) pull you over for a traffic stop, don’t be surprised when the officer requests a mandatory roadside alcohol breath test from you.

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Worst 4 Mistakes Drivers Make When Charged with DUI in Ontario

“To err is human; to forgive, divine,” but if you make errors of judgment when police arrest you for driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs, you’ll likely not receive…

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What Evidence Proves Most Viable in Canadian Sexual Assault Cases

According to the latest “Incident-based crime statistics” report from Statistics Canada, Ontario police investigated over 12,000 sexual assaults reported in 2022. While more than ha…

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Sexual Assault Prevention Strategies in Canada

Between 2002 and 2016, Canadian police investigated an average of 22,000 reported sexual assaults per year, according to incident-based crime statistics compiled by Statistics Canad…

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