IMPORTANT: Changes to DUI Law, Specifically Non-Citizens
The law of impaired driving has changed dramatically in Canada as of December 18, 2018, specifically for Non-Citizens. As a result, any permanent resident of Canada or foreign national in Canada on a visa can be deported if convicted of any of these offences, regardless of the actual penalty imposed.
Read MoreTHANK YOU From the OBA!
Some of the largest amendments to the Criminal Code on drinking and driving, and driving with drugs, recently came into force. It is crucial for Crown and defence counsel to be familiar with what has changed.
Read MoreHave the Police or Law Enforcement, Mistreated You or Violated YOUR RIGHTS?
If the police mistreat you or violate your rights while investigating your case, that may be a good defence to a criminal charge.
Read MoreNew Citizen’s-Arrest Law Greeted with Applause, Criticism
David Chen, shown in his Lucky Moose Food Mart on Monday, was the impetus behind a new citizen’s arrest law with the help of his defence lawyer, Peter Lindsay.
Read MoreErased Evidence Allowing Drunk Drivers To Go Free
Defence Lawyer, Peter Lindsay claims dozens or even hundreds of suspects accused of driving under the influence have been set free, all because someone erased the evidence of an individual’s impairment. And he believes there could potentially be hundreds more that got a free pass because of the practice.
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