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Criminal Law

‘Domestic violence charges are taken very seriously by police’

Matthew Deshaye / Criminal Law / November 7, 2024

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Cryptocurrencies are often involved in securities fraud

Céline Dostaler / Criminal Law / November 1, 2024

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Drivers need to be aware of their rights during a police stop

Vincent Semenuk / Criminal Law / October 28, 2024

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Difficult to prove someone has engaged in insider trading

Céline Dostaler / Criminal Law / October 17, 2024

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An extortion attempt can result in prison for life

Greg Dunn / Criminal Law / October 11, 2024

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Casinos can be exploited to facilitate money laundering

Céline Dostaler / Criminal Law / October 4, 2024

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Intimate partner violence can take many forms

Matthew Deshaye / Criminal Law / September 30, 2024

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Understanding your rights during a police interrogation

Céline Dostaler / Criminal Law / September 23, 2024

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Stiff penalties are given for driving under the influence of drugs

Vincent Semenuk / Criminal Law / September 16, 2024

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What are your rights if you are stopped by police?

Céline Dostaler / Criminal Law / September 3, 2024

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