The Ontario Superior Court had an interesting case before them, R. v. Cameron, 2014 ONSC 2093, which saw a defendant strike out his guilty pleas and replace
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Robert Karrass comments on R. v. Jordan and unreasonable delay. Law Times, September 2016
Mr. Karrass on a case defending Vaughan developer for Castle Manor homes. The Toronto Star, August 2015
Robert Karrass represents vet in appeal of findings of misconduct. The Toronto Star, May 2016
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When evidence is labelled hearsay, it is deemed inadmissible by Canadian courts. The Supreme Court of Canada provided a definition of hearsay as an “out
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A case before the Ontario Court of Appeal, Stilwell v. World Kitchen Inc., 2014 ONCA 770, regarding negligence and resulting in damages, served to highlight
s. 209 of the Criminal Code Cheating at play 209 Every person who, with intent to defraud any person, cheats while playing a game or in
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