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Taking the Blame: Pleading Guilty to a Crime You Did Not Commit
A new client is scheduled for an intake appointment. READ MORE
Frauds and Scams: A Growing Concern for Police and the Public
Chances are, you have been the victim of a fraud or scam, or you know someone who has. READ MORE
Don’t Text And Drive! The Ban on Driving with Hand-Held Devices
The Highway Traffic Act is a provincial statute which classifies traffic offences and regulates the licensing of vehicles, among many other transport... READ MORE
Language of Choice in the Courtroom
Toronto has long prided itself as being home to an ever-growing and expanding diverse and multicultural group of people. READ MORE
Innocent or Not Guilty: What Is Proof Beyond a Reasonable Doubt?
The vast majority of public information about crime, police and the criminal justice system comes from the media and from movies and TV. READ MORE
Murder by Starlight: Systemic Racism and Reconciliation
The finding of Neil Stonechild on November 29, 1990, in a remote area on the outskirts of Saskatoon with one shoe was a triggering event leading to... READ MORE

