Since July 15, 2026, more people charged with a crime in Ontario have to prove why they should be released on bail, instead of the Crown having to prove why they should stay in cust…
Since July 15, 2026, more people charged with a crime in Ontario have to prove why they should be released on bail, instead of the Crown having to prove why they should stay in cust…
No specific charge automatically comes with an ankle monitor in Ontario; a court orders electronic monitoring based on the facts and risk in a specific case, most often as a bail co…
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…
Anyone who’s been released from police custody while awaiting trial for criminal charges risks severe consequences if they break the conditions listed in their bail release form. Br…
When our law firm helps a Greater Toronto Area client navigate their release from custody after being charged with a criminal offence, one of the first questions they often ask is, …
Failing to comply with bail conditions in Canada is a criminal offence that can result in arrest, detention, new charges, and significantly worse outcomes in your original case — ev…
If you’ve been arrested for a criminal offence in the Toronto area, you’ll probably want to secure your freedom from detention as soon as possible. How you secure this freedom depen…
