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By Tushar Pain If you are being investigated by the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC), at some point, formal proceedings may be initiated against you. This can occur either at the…
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By Tushar Pain Upon conviction for ‘fraud over $5000’ (a designated offence, as defined in the Criminal Code of Canada), the Criminal Code provides for the forfeiture of the proceeds of crime.…
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A judge’s decision to rule breath samples inadmissible after an accused’s Charter right to legal counsel was violated emphasizes the seriousness that the court places on the right to receive…
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A recent Supreme Court of Canada decision allowing a man convicted of criminal offences to appeal a deportation order should be celebrated, but questions remain about how proposed immigration law…
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Criminal lawyer Joseph Neuberger was officially named vice-president of the Toronto Lawyers Association at the organization’s recent TLA Awards of Distinction.…
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If it’s not password protected, a cell phone can be searched without a warrant upon arrest, the Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled in a decision that Toronto criminal lawyer Sam…
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By Tushar Pain In most ‘over 80′ cases, the Crown relies upon something called the ‘presumption back’ or the ‘presumption of identity’ to gain a conviction.…
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In recent months, there has been a noticeable dip in the number of certificates being issued by Legal Aid Ontario (LAO), along with an increase in serious cases being turned…
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In a new webisode of Without Prejudice, Toronto criminal lawyer Marcy Segal speaks with Jesse Razaqpur, a lawyer who left a lucrative career in New York to practise criminal law. WATCH…
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In a new webisode of Without Prejudice, Toronto criminal lawyer Marcy Segal delves into the unique story of how a former Toronto Police officer followed his dream of practising criminal law.…
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