With the proliferation of social media, be it Instagram or Facebook, and with the police increasing the use of social media...
Read MoreWithin Canadian criminal law the most significant intersection of domestic and foreign law is in the areas of extradition...
Read MoreOn July 17, 2009, the Supreme Court released R. v. Grant and three other companion cases, reformulating how courts ought...
Read MoreIntroduction Although charges of impaired/over 80 have decreased in the past two decades, these driving offences currently...
Read MoreBy John J. Navarrete For years, criminal defence lawyers across Canada have been told by their Crown Attorney counterparts...
Read MoreThe Ontario Court of Appeal in the recent case of Regina v. Harrison, 2008 ONCA 85, has given a license for police to...
Read MoreBy Leora R. Shemesh Given the prevalence of gang and gun related homicides, exclusion of illegally obtained evidence has...
Read MoreThere is no doubt that impaired driving is a serious social issue affecting Canadians across Canada. The consequences of a...
Read MoreThis recent decision of the Supreme Court of Canada has once again attempted to clarify how lower courts are to deal with...
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