As lawyers, the two most common types of fraud we see can be found under the Canadian Criminal Code in section 380: Fraud under $5000 or Fraud over $5000. Fraud,...
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For many of us, being charged with a crime is an anxious, one-time event. As lawyers we often see criminal charges laid against innocent citizens whose relationships or sets of...
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How much more grievous are the consequences of anger than the causes of it – Marcus Aurelius More than a Simple Assault When a weapon is alleged to have been...
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It is a sad truth that when the economy hits a downturn and investments don’t offer any returns, that the crime rate goes up1. Stress and anxiety can lead to...
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Alberta's Court of Appeal has struck down a section of Alberta's impaired driving law which required for the immediate suspension of a suspected impaired driver's license until their case was...
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There has been considerable fallout from the Supreme Court of Canada's R. v. Jordan decision on an accused person's right to a trial within a reasonable amount of time. Prior...
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