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- Forster v. Canada: A Landmark Decision Impacting Dangerous Offender Designations and Habeas Corpus Rights
A Pivotal Shift in Canadian Criminal Law Regarding Unlawful Detention & Dangerous Offender Designations The recent decision of the Court of Appeal for Ontario in Forster v. Canada (Correctional Service) represents a significant development in Canadian criminal law, particularly at the intersection o … Read more »
- Not Criminally Responsible Due to Mental Disorder
Luigi Mangione and the Definition of Insanity Luigi Mangione, a 26-year-old Ivy-League-educated American, is the prime suspect in the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare’s chief executive, Brian Thompson. It is alleged that Mangione killed Thompson in Manhattan on December 4, 2024. The shooting was p … Read more »
- Human Trafficking Charges in Canada: Understanding Your Defence Options
Human trafficking is a serious crime that involves the exploitation of individuals for forced labour or sexual exploitation. In Canada, it is a complex legal issue with severe penalties. If you find yourself facing human trafficking charges, it is crucial to seek immediate legal counsel from a quali … Read more »
- R.I.D.E. Stops: Don’t Let Your Rights Get Derailed
The holiday season, a time for celebration and gathering, often sees an increase in impaired driving incidents. This trend is particularly concerning as it significantly threatens public safety and well-being. To address this issue, law enforcement agencies in Ontario implement R.I.D.E. programs. Th … Read more »
- Unreasonable Delay in Criminal Proceedings: A Defendant’s Right to a Timely Trial
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms enshrines the fundamental right of every person charged with an offence to be tried within a reasonable time, and avoid unreasonable delays. Section 11(b) of the Charter explicitly states: “11. Any person charged with an offence has the right: (b) to be tr … Read more »