You may think you have an excellent memory. If someone asked you to recount the events of a particular meeting or encounter, you may feel confident in the accuracy of the details you provide. It’s natural for humans to be overly reliant on memory as evidence of truth....
Ontario treats drunk driving offences seriously. Anyone driving with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) over the legal limit of 0.08 can face the following consequences: Jail time Vehicle impoundment Driver’s license suspension Over $800 in penalties and fees...
Criminal charges for impaired driving or other traffic violations can be stressful and embarrassing. Often, people want to do whatever they can to put their mistake behind them, which, in some cases, could mean pleading guilty. However, this can be another misstep. If...
While every driver knows they should not drive while intoxicated or impaired by drugs, the fact is that people make mistakes. When these mistakes happen, drivers should understand what is at stake and why it is crucial to defend against the charges. For instance, a...
Being home while you await trial for a criminal offence can come as a great relief to anyone, as the alternative can involve awaiting trial in jail. If the judge or justice of the peace releases you on bail, you must comply with the conditions the court sets. If you...
The last few months have been a period of serious adjustment for our entire country - and the world at large. The term "social distancing" has gained regular use in our vocabulary. Staying at home whenever possible and wearing masks whenever we go out has become the...
As many Canadians - both supporters and naysayers - are still wrapping their heads around legalized cannabis, one concern that has remained on everyone's mind has been roadside safety. The Federal government recently announced that it would provide Ontario with $17...
If you have been caught drinking and driving, you will likely be charged with impaired driving. This means that if convicted, you will have a criminal record. There are generally a few ways you can handle this situation, as outlined by the Ministry of the Attorney...
