Know Your Rights

We take a closer look at recent changes to the Criminal Code of Canada introduced to address the rise in harassment, intimidation, and violence against...

AI has quickly become a valuable tool in researching and preparing for court cases. But relying too heavily on the technology has already caused trouble...

During trial, the judge or jury must carefully analyze the testimony of a witness to assess his or her credibility and reliability.

We present some of the factors that Ontario judges consider at sentencing during a trial when they may grant leniency to offenders.

As cycling grows in popularity as a mode of transportation in Ontario, it's important to know the laws and rights in place to protect cyclists...

“Jury tampering” is an American term referring to communicating with a juror to influence his or her decision during a trial. This offence falls under...

Many courtrooms in Ontario permit virtual court appearances. If you are summoned to attend court virtually, here are some things to consider.

Criminal cases in Canada can take months or years to reach the trial stage. The Supreme Court of Canada consequently introduced presumptive ceilings for the...

We take a close look at different types of cyber harassment, including cyberbullying, cyberstalking, catfishing, and revenge porn.

Public festivals and events are integral to Ontario's cultural landscape, drawing large crowds and prompting increased security measures. These measures—often including searches by event staff,...

The rise of smart home technology has transformed the way we live, offering convenience and enhanced security. Devices like doorbell cameras and smart speakers, such...

Upon arrest or detention, the police are required to read you your rights – specifically your Charter rights. If the police fail to do so,...