In June 2017, the Supreme Court of Canada released their decision in the case of R. v. Antic. Antic appealed the Criminal Code’s restrictions …

The Youth Therapeutic Court is a specialty court available in London for youth under the age of 18 years old who have been charged …

If you’ve been attending at the criminal courts recently, you’ve likely heard several mentions of “Jordan.” The case of R. v. Jordan is a …

If someone has been arrested, the Crown and/or the Court may require that they have a suitable surety in order to be released. A …

If the Crown is not consenting to your release, then you require a bail hearing (also known as a “show cause” hearing) in order …

The process to have your record expunged in Canada is known as a record suspension. It is often referred to as a pardon. A …

If you are charged with an offence, you will be given a first appearance date by the police. This is your first court date. …

If you are arrested by police, the only information you are required to provide them with is your name, date of birth, and address. …

Yes, all drivers are required to stop for R.I.D.E. programs. Under Canadian law, the police are allowed to stop drivers at random to check …

The Youth Criminal Justice Act encourages the use of extrajudicial measures in all cases where they are adequate to hold a young person accountable. …