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A weapons charge can be a serious offence in Canada. From carrying weapon while attending public meeting to weapons trafficking, there is a wide range of weapons offences, and outcomes can vary dramatically. Bail conditions, probation orders, and peace bonds often carry weapons prohibitions as well. Breaching one of these...
Acts of violence, or threats of violence, can result in severe consequences in Canada. Most people will either witness or be involved in some sort of physical confrontation in their lifetime. The Criminal Code has multiple offences that cover this type of conduct, such as uttering threats, assault, assault with...
On December 7, 2017, the Supreme Court of Canada released a landmark decision on digital privacy. In the age of digital communications, this decision from our highest court was long overdue. Prior to the decision in R. v. Marakah, the Ontario Court of Appeal ruled there was no privacy interest...
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms entrenched civil rights in the Canadian Constitution. The Charter plays an integral role in criminal law. Section 11 of the Charter protects rights in relation to criminal and penal matters, codifying fundamental concepts considered pillars of the criminal justice system. To name only...
Television programming and film are replete with examples of characters making false accusations and lying to police during investigations. Perhaps to divert authorities from themselves or to protect someone they know. But what you often don’t see is the consequences of these actions. Being intentionally deceitful to law enforcement has...
Have you been falsely accused of sexual assault? If so, an experienced legal team is essential to help you prove your innocence and defend your reputation. Sexual assault law is complex and difficult to navigate. Below, you will find some of the basics to help you understand what you are...