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Understanding Bail in Canada

Looking to help a loved one be released from custody? Learn what the law in Canada means by bail and how it is granted here.

Self Defence Laws in Canada: Myth vs Reality

Although laws are in place to protect Canadians, they can sometimes be ambiguous and difficult to understand. This is especially true when it comes to self-defence, where the law is intentionally vague in how and when Canadians should use force to defend…

Young Offender: Understanding Your Child's Rights

A young offender charge is a serious and upsetting moment in a child’s life, find out what rights they have and how a criminal lawyer can help defend you.

5 Reasons People Are Getting Charged with Impaired Driving

Unsure why you might be charged with Impaired Driving? What The Law breaks down five reasons that might make you a danger on Ontario’s roads.

Ontario’s Criminal Courts Reopening During COVID-19

With courthouses across Ontario now reopening, find out how this will affect your case and how you can get free legal assistance here.

Is Canada’s Justice System Really Colour-Blind?

Does Canada have a truly equal society? Read our latest post to find out why some Canadians might face unfair discrimination both in public and in court.

When Is A Murder Charge First-Degree or Second-Degree?

As one of the most serious crimes in Canada’s Criminal Code, murder is an offence with far-reaching consequences for the accused. Yet a murder charge can be more complicated than it appears, particularly regarding the circumstances and intention behind…

Care & Control Charges: A No-Nonsense Guide

Have you or a loved one been charged with impaired driving in Ontario? If so, it is likely they will be deemed responsible for operating the vehicle. Known legally as Care and Control, this responsibility can have a significantly negative impact on your…

How A Lawyer Can Clear Your Name

Have you been charged with a crime? Learn how having a good lawyer by your side can make all the difference in securing you a better future.

3 Things You Need to Know About Bail Hearings in Ontario

If someone you know has been accused of a serious crime and is held in custody, it is possible they might have to attend a bail hearing.

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