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Courts & Trials
Access to Justice

Forster v. Canada: A Landmark Decision Impacting Dangerous Offender Designations and Habeas Corpus Rights
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Courts & Trials

Unreasonable Delay in Criminal Proceedings: A Defendant’s Right to a Timely Trial
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Courts & Trials

A Deep Dive Into Jury Trials
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Courts & Trials

What Does it Mean to Be a “High-Risk Accused”?
Hour Glass
Courts & Trials

Delay, “Guilty Plea Certificates,” and the Right to Justice
Appeals

Guidelines Provided by Nova Scotia Appeal Court for Sentencing Black Offenders to Impact all Canadians
Courts & Trials

Linda O’Leary Cleared of Careless Driving Charge in Fatal Boat Crash in Muskoka
Access to Justice

Accused Murderer Fires Lawyer and Proceeds as Self-Represented
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Courts & Trials

Judge Orders that All Jurors in Ontario Must be Vaccinated
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Access to Justice

Finding the Right Criminal Defence Lawyer