A Look at the Relationship Between Feminism and Criminal Law
The relationship between feminism and criminal law centers on examining how the criminal justice system impacts women, particularly in the context of sexual assault and […]
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Examining the Challenges of Police Oversight
Police oversight refers to the monitoring and evaluation of law enforcement agencies and officers to ensure accountability, transparency, and protection of citizens’ rights. It is essential in restoring public trust in the police and ensuring officers adhere to legal and ethical standards.
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Drug Decriminalization Pilot Program Takes Effect in B.C.
British Columbia has initiated a landmark 3-year pilot program aimed at combating the opioid crisis. The program decriminalizes possession of up to 2.5 grams of […]
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Criticisms of Civil Asset Forfeiture
Civil forfeiture is a legal procedure that allows law enforcement agencies to seize property and assets that are believed to be connected to criminal activity. […]
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Criminal Lawyer Explains: What’s the difference between Vehicle Seizure and Vehicle Forfeiture?
Distinguishing between Vehicle Seizure and Vehicle Forfeiture In Canada, vehicle seizure and vehicle forfeiture are two separate legal processes that are used in different situations. […]
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Warrant Wednesday: Effective Policing that Causes a Divide
Two police departments in New Brunswick have been posting the full names and ages of people with outstanding warrants to their Facebook pages. Further information […]
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Montréal Man Found Guilty of Promoting Hate Against Jewish People
Montréal man Gabriel Sohier Chaput was found guilty on January 23, 2023, of promoting hate against Jewish people based on an article posted on a far-right news website. Quebec Court Judge Manlio Del Negro rejected Gabriel’s defence that what he wrote for the Daily Stormer was satire and intended as an exaggeration.
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Lawyer Faces 2 Criminal Charges After Having Manitoba Judge Followed
John Carpay, a Calgary-based lawyer and president of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, turned himself into the Calgary police after learning he had been […]
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Canadians’ Opinion on the Death Penalty
The death penalty, also known as capital punishment, is a form of punishment that has been abolished in most First World nations. While many citizens […]
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