In Canadian criminal law, bails refer to releasing an accused person from custody before trial. This process is known as "bail" or "interim judicial release." Bail is a fundamental principle of Canadian criminal law, which guarantees an individual's right to liberty...

When you are charged with a criminal offence in Canada, you may be offered a plea bargain or a deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) as a way to resolve your case. These agreements can help you avoid the risks and uncertainties of a trial and can often result in a more...

As a criminal defence lawyer serving the York region, including Richmond Hill, Thornhill, Markham, Aurora, and Newmarket, I have also represented many clients charged with domestic assault. These charges are serious and can have long-lasting consequences for both the...

Having a criminal record can have long-lasting consequences for an individual, including limiting their job prospects and ability to travel. In Ontario and Canada, individuals who have been convicted of a criminal offence may be eligible to have their criminal record...

The criminal trial process in Ontario is governed by the Criminal Code of Canada and the rules of procedure set out in the Criminal Rules of the Ontario Court of Justice. When an individual is charged with a criminal offence in Ontario, they will go through a series...