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Criminal Law

Computer hacking is a global multibillion-dollar industry

Céline Dostaler / Criminal Law / August 14, 2024

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Life in prison a possible penalty for trafficking narcotics

Greg Dunn / Criminal Law / August 8, 2024

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Tracking someone’s digital footprints is a form of cyberstalking

Céline Dostaler / Criminal Law / July 22, 2024

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Crime is decreasing but it remains a problem in rural Alberta

Greg Dunn / Criminal Law / July 19, 2024

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Many Canadians illegally copy movies, TV shows or software

Céline Dostaler / Criminal Law / July 15, 2024

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The age of consent is 16 – but there are some exceptions

Matthew Deshaye / Criminal Law / July 3, 2024

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Ransomware a growing problem for Canadian organizations

Céline Dostaler / Criminal Law / July 2, 2024

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People who mislead police could be charged with public mischief

Vincent Semenuk / Criminal Law / June 24, 2024

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Large fines can be given with corporate fraud convictions

Céline Dostaler / Criminal Law / June 13, 2024

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A term in prison almost certain for U.S. child pornography offenders

Céline Dostaler / Criminal Law / June 7, 2024

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