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If you are on parole or probation, understanding how these systems work and what’s expected of you is critical. Violating even one condition—no matter how minor it seems—can jeopardize your release. When you’re on parole or eligible for parole, a smart and experienced criminal defence lawyer is a strong ally, especially if you find yourself accused of non-compliance.

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Victims of fraud such as Ponzi schemes and credit card fraud often struggle to recover financial losses and are challenged by shame. On the other hand, accused parties face complex legal challenges that can leave their lives in limbo. One powerful tool in the fight against fraud is the Mareva injunction, a legal mechanism designed to freeze the assets of a defendant suspected of fraudulent...

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What Does Not Criminally Responsible Mean?

Posted on 18 November 2024

In Ontario and Canada, there is an understanding law that a crime can be committed without the perpetrator having the capacity to understand the impact or nature of the actions. When an individual is unable to comprehend this, they may be found Not Criminally Responsible or NCR. When facing a case where you or a person you know may not be criminally responsible for a crime, it's imperative that...

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Being convicted of criminal charges can bring a number of consequences, including fines and jail time, depending on the discretion of the judge and prosecution and the extent of the fraud. For financial fraud over $5000, the penalties can be as much as 14 years in prison and additional fines.

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Credit card fraud is a serious offence in Ontario, carrying significant penalties that can affect your life for years if you're found guilty. Legal cases, both civil and criminal, involving credit card fraud are complex. If you've been charged or sued for fraud, it's important to work with a reputable and experienced fraud lawyer in Toronto or Ontario who has proven expertise with similar cases

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What to Do if You Are Arrested in Ontario

Posted on 18 October 2024

Being arrested is an overwhelming experience that can leave you confused and anxious about what comes next, especially if it is for a criminal charge. To ensure you navigate the process from being arrested onward, it's essential to have a trusted and experienced criminal lawyer on your side.

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If you've been charged with a criminal offence in Ontario and you're being held in custody as you await trial, your criminal defence lawyer in Toronto will often explore the potential for you to be released on bail. It's common for lawyers to try and have their clients released on bail so they can retain their freedom and comfort until the case is settled or a trial is reached. In Toronto and...

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When you or a loved one has been charged with murder or manslaughter, the job of your criminal defence lawyer is to argue successfully for either an acquittal to avoid any conviction or to help you plea for a lesser charge. To go about this, there are a few defences for murder and manslaughter charges that can be employed.

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In Ontario, you have a fundamental right to defend yourself with reasonable force. The purpose of self-defence, as governed by the Criminal Code of Canada, is to allow individuals to protect themselves in the face of immediate danger. The legal landscape as it pertains to self-defence in Ontario can be complex when being used as a defence for murder or manslaughter charges. If you have been...

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At a high level, financial fraud happens when someone deprives you of access to your own money or capital. Financial fraud can also be when a person or entity intentionally deceives you or misleads you in a way that negatively affects your financial health. Today, fraud is more common than ever, as fraudsters have more ways to target people in Ontario. In 2023, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police...

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