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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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Sexual Assault Investigation

How Long Does a Sexual Assault Investigation Take in Canada?

Securing relevant evidence in any criminal case takes time, but securing decades-old evidence makes it more challenging. Of course, the timing of a sexual assault investigation by C…

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Web Cybercrime and Legal Risks in Canada

Can You Be Charged with a Criminal Offence for Using the Dark Web in Canada?

Yes and no. Using the dark web itself is not illegal in Canada. However, you can be charged with a criminal offence depending on your actions. Canadian law focuses on behaviour rath…

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The Role of Ignition Interlock Devices in Reducing Drunk Driving in Canada

Ignition interlock devices reduce impaired driving by preventing repeat offences. Increasing public awareness about these programs can enhance their deterrent effect, making roads s…

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Distracted driving in Ontario: texting while driving

Distracted Driving in Ontario (2026): Laws, Penalties, and Defence Strategies

Distracted driving in Ontario includes any activity that takes your hands, eyes, or attention away from driving, and even holding a phone at a red light can result in a charge. Pe…

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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 DUI Convictions?

Ontario’s Back on Track program is a mandatory remedial education or treatment program required after most DUI (impaired driving) convictions, and you cannot get your licence back w…

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DUI mistakes in Ontario

Worst 4 Mistakes Drivers Make When Charged with DUI in Ontario

The outcome of a DUI case in Ontario is often shaped less by the traffic stop itself and more by what the accused does afterward. Early decisions on what you say, how you respond,…

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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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Understanding the Trauma Endured by Sexual Assault Victims

Sexual assault is the least reported violent criminal act reported to Canadian police by victims. According to the latest Statistics Canada criminal victimization report, numerous s…

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The True Costs of Impaired Driving in Canada

How does one calculate the true costs of impaired driving in Canada? If you Google “What are the true costs of impaired driving in Canada?” you’ll be hard-pressed to find a definiti…

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