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Criminal Law

Various types of assault charges can be laid under the Criminal Code

Vincent Semenuk / Criminal Law / February 25, 2025

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Most criminal cases in Canada are resolved by guilty pleas

Céline Dostaler / Criminal Law / February 13, 2025

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Understanding what ‘party to an offence’ means in criminal law

Greg Dunn / Criminal Law / February 6, 2025

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The crime of extortion can result in a maximum sentence of life in prison

Greg Dunn / Criminal Law / January 23, 2025

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You have the right to self-defence in Canada, within limits

Vincent Semenuk / Criminal Law / January 6, 2025

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Police can search a vehicle without a warrant in some circumstances

Céline Dostaler / Criminal Law / December 20, 2024

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The charge of forcible confinement is not as simple as it seems

Matthew Deshaye / Criminal Law / December 18, 2024

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Disclosure: A fundamental right of anyone accused of a crime

Greg Dunn / Criminal Law / December 9, 2024

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Supreme Court of Canada says bail the ‘cardinal rule’ after an arrest

Céline Dostaler / Criminal Law / November 29, 2024

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Every Canadian has rights during a police interrogation

Vincent Semenuk / Criminal Law / November 27, 2024

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