Category Archives: General

In June, the Supreme Court of the United States issued a unanimous decision in which it held that the U.S. Constitution’s protection against “unreasonable search and seizure” meant that police cannot search the contents of cell phones and smart phones … Continue reading →

For a long time, Canadians who were acting in self-defence would have a difficult time legally justifying their actions, as the Criminal Code contained multiple provisions that addressed the issue of self-defence and it was challenging for many judges to … Continue reading →

If you find yourself in a jail cell after an arrest, or get a desperate call from a loved one who has suffered that fate, getting released from jail is likely the first if not only thing on your mind. … Continue reading →

As discussed here, I am currently representing a U.S. man who, due to an unreliable GPS, accidentally drove towards Ontario with a gun that he had forgotten was stored in the console of his car. This honest mistake has resulted … Continue reading →