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Defending the Accused: Criminal Rights in Canada

Is it true that people accused of crime are innocent before guilty? Find out the answer and what other criminal rights people have under Canadian law.

Are you ready for R.I.D.E. this winter? | What The Law

Have you been stopped for drunk driving? Learn about the RIDE scheme and how you can keep yourself safe on the road this winter season.

What is the Partner Assault Response Program (PAR)?

Read our latest post to learn more. If you have been charged with Domestic Assault, contact What The Law, Criminal Defence Lawyers in Toronto and the GTA.

3 Things You Must Know About Aggravated Assault Charges

Our latest post outlines the 3 things that define Aggravated Assault. If you are facing these charges contact What The Law, Criminal Defence Lawyers 24 / 7.

What Is Fraud? | Fraud Defence Lawyers Toronto & GTA

Fraud is categorized into two parts. Fraud over $5000.00 is where the value of goods that were allegedly defrauded is over $5000.00. Fraud under $5000.000 where the value of goods that were allegedly defrauded is under $5000.00.

Bail Hearing Lawyers Toronto, Richmond Hill, GTA

If you have been arrested and you were not released, you will have a right to a bail hearing before a judge. It is important to know that your bail hearing is not your trial.

Sexual Assault Charges? Find Out Why Consent Matters

Canada has a broad definition of sexual assault. It is not just about rape. It also covers all unwanted sexual activity, including sexual grabbing, kissing, and fondling.

Assault Charges? Call a Toronto Criminal Defence Lawyer

Have you been charged with assault in Toronto or the Greater Toronto Area? Call us today. It is important to hire an experienced Assault Criminal Defence Lawyer in Toronto to help you defend your charges.

Toronto Criminal Law Firm | Criminal Lawyer Toronto

What The Law is proud to announce the opening of our new Toronto Criminal Law Firm Office, located at 1 Dundas Street West, Toronto, ON, M5G 1Z3.

Is Drugged Driving the Same as Drunk Driving?

Forty percent of Canadians who were killed in vehicle crashes tested positive for drugs, according to the Canadian Federal Government. That is higher than those who tested positive for alcohol at 22%. Although there are differences between the effects…

Arrested for Impaired Driving? Your Right to Speak to Your Lawyer

Ontario’s Impaired Driving laws and penalties are among the strictest in North America. Even if your blood alcohol level (BAC) isn’t over the legal limit, if you are caught operating a motor vehicle when your BAC is in what is known as the “warn range,”…