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Credit to the team at Supreme Advocacy Criminal Law: Homicide Sylvester v. R., 2021 ABCA 312 (40699)The deceased, the Applicant, and a number of other individuals lived together in a one-bedroom apartment in Calgary. They were all regular users of drugs and alcohol. There was discord among them which included the deceased injuring two of the roommates. […]
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Driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI) cases present intricate challenges with severe repercussions for those charged. These consequences can vary from imprisonment to substantial penalties. Additionally, one’s driving and criminal records can be permanently affected. Managing an impaired driving case without a legal expert can be overwhelming. Understanding Impaired Driving
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Credit to the team at Supreme Advocacy Leaves Dismissed Criminal Law: Delay Ouellette v. R., 2022 ABCA 301 (40595)Mr. Ouellette and a co-accused were charged with offences arising from the fatal shootings of two people in a parking lot. The trial judge dismissed a motion to stay proceedings for breach of the right to be tried within a reasonable
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Impaired driving is a serious offence that can leave a lasting impact on your life. In addition to a criminal record, you can’ll incur substantial financial penalties. Fines for Impaired Driving as Outlined in the Canadian Criminal Code The Canadian Criminal Code outlines the penalties imposed on individuals convicted of an impaired driving charge. Alcohol-impaired driving, drug-impaired
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Charged with Impaired Driving and It’s Not Your First DUI? Here’s What You Need to Know An Impaired driving charge can severely limit your freedom and limit some of your options for the future. For example, some countries may deny your entry. Subsequent impaired driving charges may lead to even harsher penalties for repeat
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Credit to the team at Supreme Advocacy Leaves Granted Criminal Law: Second Degree Murder; Self-Defence Hodgson v. R., 2022 NUCA 9 (40498)Mr. Hodgson was charged with second degree murder following a death at a house party. The victim, a large man, had become aggressive towards the house owner and refused to leave. Mr. Hodgson, who
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Defining Sexual Assault Sexual assault, as per Section 271 of the Criminal Code, encompasses all forms of non-consensual sexual contact or behavior. It involves engaging in any sexual acts without the explicit agreement of the other person involved. This definition is not limited to specific body parts but rather centers around sexual actions that
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Selecting the appropriate criminal attorney can be an intimidating endeavor. It is a choice that holds the potential to profoundly affect the outcome of your case. A criminal lawyer who possesses experience, expertise, and empathy can not only safeguard your rights but also aid in constructing a robust defence, ensuring a just trial, and
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Credit to the team at Supreme Advocacy Leaves Dismissed Criminal Law: Fraud; Forgery Khan v. R., 2022 ONCA 698 (40490)The Applicant was charged with numerous offences, including forgery and fraud over $5K. The forgery charges arose from a fake identification card business. The fraud charges arose from an allegation of income tax evasion in the years 2005
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Credit to the team at Supreme Advocacy Leaves Granted Criminal Law/Media: Confidentiality Orders Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, et al. v. R., 2022 QCCA 984 (40371)There is a publication ban in this case; a sealing order; certain information not available to the public, in the context of staying criminal proceedings against a police informer. “The applications for leave to
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