One Text Message, Two Interpretations: How Digital Conversations Become Criminal Evidence in Canada
The moment you send a text message, its words can become important evidence in a criminal case. A message can […]
What Happens When a Witness Changes Their Story Before a Criminal Trial in Canada?
One eyewitness gives police a description. They say something different before the trial, which is several weeks later. Perhaps they
What Happens If Deepfake Evidence Is Presented in a Canadian Court?
A video of a person making a hurtful comment. An audio recording of a threat is made. The image appears
Can You Change Your Lawyer During a Criminal Case in Ontario?
A criminal charge can be a stressful experience having the best criminal lawyer by your side can make all the
Data Privacy Laws in Canada: What Businesses Must Know About Collecting Personal Information
All companies have personal data. It’s a name on a contact form, it’s an email address for a newsletter, it’s
What Are Your Rights When Dealing With the Police in Canada?
Just because you’re stopped by the police doesn’t necessarily mean you’re under arrest or even in custody. The definition of
How Evidence Gets Excluded From a Criminal Case in Canada
It is often a mistake that many people make to think that if the police find something, then it will
Possession of a Weapon for a Dangerous Purpose in Canada
Overview Someone can be charged with a criminal offence for having a weapon even if they never use it, threaten
Plea Deals in Canada: Understanding Plea Bargaining
Plea deals are a common occurrence in the Canadian criminal justice system, but they’re not always understood. It is surprising
Women’s Criminal Defence: Know Your Rights
We understand that the criminal justice process can be a daunting experience. For women, the process can be even more