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When Causation Becomes the Real Defence in a Criminal Case
Causation is one of the most misunderstood concepts in criminal law. Many people assume that if an accused person played some role in an event, criminal liability automatically follows.
Jul 261 min read


Can the Defence Point to Another Suspect?
The criminal justice system requires the Crown to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. One way a defence may raise doubt is by introducing evidence that another person committed the offence.
Jul 211 min read


COVID-19 and Bail: What Defence Teams Need to Know
COVID-19 fundamentally changed how bail hearings and bail reviews are argued in Canadian courts. For defence teams, the pandemic highlighted the tension between public safety, public confidence, and the health risks associated with pre-trial detention.
Jun 151 min read


Domestic Assault Charges in Ontario: What the Crown Must Prove
Domestic assault charges are among the most aggressively prosecuted offences in Ontario.
Mar 82 min read
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