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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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What is Considered an Unlawful Arrest in Canada?

With extensive criminal defence experience in the Greater Toronto Area, the Mass Tsang legal team will tell you that the police can make mistakes and sometimes prove negligent in en…

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A Toronto Court Has Subpoenaed You — What’s Next?

In this blog posting, Mass Tsang’s Greater Toronto Area criminal defence team will review Latin-originated legal term “subpoena.” You’ve undoubtedly heard the term referenced in TV…

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Impact of an Out-of-Province DUI on Ontario License Holders

If you hold an Ontario driver’s licence and are charged with impaired driving in another province — or, in some cases, outside Canada — the criminal case is only half the problem. Y…

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Criminal Harassment in Canada – Laws, Examples, and Penalties

Understanding Harassment in Canadian Criminal Law

Criminal harassment in Canada, often referred to as stalking, is a criminal offence under the Criminal Code of Canada. It involves repeated or threatening behaviour that causes a pe…

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What is Canada’s Restorative Justice Approach, and How is it Responsible for Diversion?

If you’re facing criminal charges in an Ontario court, and the Crown offers you “diversion,” you might need to thank Canada’s restorative justice approach. Wait a minute, you think.…

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How to Avoid a Criminal Record in Canada

Anyone arrested for criminal charges in Canada naturally wants to avoid penalties handed down with a conviction. And many defendants who’ve committed relatively minor crimes do mana…

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What Crimes Can Get You Deported From Canada | Deportation and Criminal Offences

How Canadian Criminal Charges Can Affect Your Immigration Status

Certain criminal offences can lead to deportation from Canada. The risk depends on the maximum penalty for the offence, the sentence imposed, and the individual’s immigration status…

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What You Need to Know About Criminal Appeals in Canada

While a criminal conviction in a Canadian court appears to mark the end of legal maneuvering, all defendants have the right to seek higher court review of the lower court’s decision…

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What to Know About Miranda Rights Even Though They Are Not Canadian

IntroIn Canada, while you won’t hear the U.S. “Miranda Rights” during an arrest, similar protections exist under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. These rights help prot…

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Understand Your Rights If You Are Detained or Arrested in Canada

INTROWhen you’re detained or arrested, the loss of freedom can feel overwhelming. In Canada, police actions are bound by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which offers s…

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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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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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