Criminal Law Archives - Barrison & Manitius

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Criminal Law

A man standing in front of a darkened maze with one lit path to the exit, representing the criminal justice process in Oshawa and Durham Region, Ontario.

Facing Criminal Charges in Oshawa: A Step-by-Step Legal Guide (Part 2)

A criminal investigation case file, including fingerprints and suspect photos, representing the criminal law process in Oshawa and Durham Region, Ontario

Facing Criminal Charges in Oshawa: A Step-by-Step Legal Guide (Part 1)

An empty prison cell with the barred door open and wooden benches lining the walls, representing bail and sentencing laws.

Bill C-14 Reshapes Bail and Sentencing in Canada: What Has Changed?

An empty bassinet with a teddy bear mobile sits in front of a window hidden behind white drapes, representing infanticide and the Lindsay Clancy trial.

Infanticide, Mental Disorder, and Murder: What the Lindsay Clancy Case Looks Like Through a Canadian Legal Lens

A man's hand grips a chain link fence, representing a mandatory minimum child sexual services case.

Supreme Court Upholds Mandatory Jail Term in Child Sexual Services Case

Red and blue police lights on the roof of a police car at night, representing manslaughter charges in Ontario.

Manslaughter Charges in Ontario: FAQs

Lines of cocaine next to a stack of cash under a blue filter, representing drug charges and circumstantial evidence.

Ontario Court of Appeal Finds Knowledge of Drug Activity Not Enough to Prove Possession

A cell with the metal door open, revealing a metal cot and barred window, representing bill c-16 mandatory minimums.

Bill C-16 and Mandatory Minimums: What It Means for Criminal Defence

A close up of police patch across the back of an officer's uniform, representing bodycams.

Police Body-Worn Cameras: Legal Implications

An orange sunset illuminating clouds against a clear sky, representing medically-assisted suicide (MAID) and its criminal law implications in Canada

MAID in Ontario: Criminal Law Implications