Earlier in our blog posts, we discussed your Charter protected right to remain silent upon arrest. You are also entitled to rights to counsel …

If you have committed a crime, you may receive a probation order as part of your sentence. This is an order from the Court …

Police have the power to conduct a search “incident to arrest”. This is an exception to your Charter protected right to be free from …

If a family member or friend has been charged with a crime, they may ask you to be their “surety”. A surety is someone …

In addition to the potential for a criminal record, criminal charges may appear on other types of police records. For example, some employers and …

Being charged, especially as a first-time offender, can be intimidating. The criminal justice system is complex and involves a lot of “legalese”, or terminology …

Charges become “domestic” when they are laid in the context of a romantic relationship. Generally, any type of romantic history between the parties classifies …

Many drivers have received a ticket under the Ontario Provincial Offences Act for speeding or failing to stop at a stop sign. A lot …

If you have been arrested and charged with a crime, you may have been put under certain conditions, known as “bail conditions”. For example, …

The London Drug Treatment Court (DTC) is a specialized court in London, Ontario that provides a rehabilitative program for offenders struggling with substance abuse. …