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What You Need to Know About Motor Vehicle Theft Charges in Canada

Earlier this month, Toronto Police charged a Scarborough resident with “recklessly discharging” a gun at suspects who were attempting to steal his car from his driveway. While the i…

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What is Internet Fraud Under Canadian Law, and How Does One Fight the Charges?

According to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre’s (CAFC) latest report, Canadians were bilked out of $379 million in 2021, a record high in annual reported losses and a 130% increase ov…

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Resources to Help Stop Family Violence

Sad to say, but statistics suggest that roughly one-fourth of Canadian violent crime victims in a given year are victimized by someone in their own home. A 2021 Statistics Canada re…

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Publishing Intimate Images Without Consent Goes Beyond “Revenge Porn”

You’re probably familiar with “revenge porn,” in which a jilted or otherwise unhappy lover posts intimate photos or videos of their partner online to embarrass or punish them. And y…

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Have You Been Charged with Uttering Threats in Ontario?

Uttering threats in Ontario is a Criminal Code offence under section 264.1. You can be charged for knowingly uttering, conveying, or causing someone to receive a threat to cause dea…

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What Does a DUI Lawyer Do?—A Step-by-Step Process

If you get arrested for impaired driving in the Greater Toronto area, one of the first decisions you will need to make is whether to hire a lawyer to help you fight the charges.

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How Can a Drug Lawyer Help You Out?

Drug-related arrests in Canada are so commonplace that police in 2021 made an average of 82 arrests per day across the country, according to data compiled by the latest Statistics C…

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What Are Some Criminal Defence Strategies in Canada?

You might find this hard to believe, but sleep has been successfully used as a criminal defence in Canadian courts. How, exactly, does that work, you ask?—“Your honour, I cannot …

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What Does Refusal or Failure to Provide a Sample Mean in Canadian DUI Law?

While Canadian impaired driving laws are designed to penalize drivers for operating motor vehicles while drunk or high on drugs, the regulations can inadvertently punish a driver wh…

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Marijuana May be Legal in Canada, But Don’t Combine it with Driving

Greater Toronto Area residents can now receive home delivery of recreational marijuana from Uber Eats. The food delivery platform began offering cannabis delivery in the region last…

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What Are the Stages of a Criminal Case in Canada?

People arrested for a first-time criminal offence in Canada are often bewildered by the criminal trial process. The criminal court system is like a world unto itself, with its own d…

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If You Get a DUI in Canada, Can You Still Drive in Another Country?

n most cases, no, not while your licence is suspended, and not without considering immigration and local laws. A DUI (impaired driving) in Canada can trigger a driving prohibition t…

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What is Mischief in Canadian Criminal Law?

Every now and then, you probably come across a news story that references police charging someone with “mischief.” For example, a recent Global News article about a man charged with…

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