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April 28, 2026

Why Choosing the Right Criminal Defense Lawyer in Mississauga Could Decide Your Case

Imagine this: You’re pulled over in Mississauga after a late-night drive, and suddenly, a simple traffic stop spirals into assault charges. Your job in logistics hangs […]

A concerned young man in handcuffs stands outside Brampton Superior Court of Justice, with his defense lawyer holding his hands supportively and talking to an OPP Auto Theft Unit officer. A helicopter flies overhead on an overcast day in Peel Region

April 24, 2026

Top Defenses Used by Auto Theft Lawyers Against Motor Vehicle Theft Charges Canada

Auto theft charges hit hard these days. With Canada facing a surge in stolen vehicles—claims topped $1.5 billion in 2023—and the feds rolling out their National Action […]

April 17, 2026

Understanding Canada’s Criminal Interest Rate Changes

Key Criminal Code Section 347 Takeaways When evaluating Criminal Code section 347, it’s important to understand the key differences. Before diving into the technicalities, here are […]

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April 16, 2026

Best Criminal Lawyer in Mississauga for Drug and Assault Cases: What to Look For

Picture this: You’re pulled over on the 401 in Mississauga, heart pounding as an officer finds something in your car that shouldn’t be there. Or maybe […]

Experienced criminal defense lawyer in a Mississauga office discussing a drug possession case with a client, featuring the Nanda & Associate Lawyers office in the background

April 15, 2026

How to Beat a Drug Possession Charge in Canada: Straight Talk from a Lawyer

You’re sitting in a Mississauga coffee shop, phone buzzing with a call from a friend: “Police just pulled me over—found some weed in my car.” Heart […]

December 30, 2025

Canada Planning to Update the Online Child Sexual Abuse Material Reporting Requirements

In short: The Mandatory Reporting Act of 2011 has already made it a requirement for “internet services” to report any child sexual abuse or exploitation material […]

November 1, 2025

Ontario Court Stays Murder Charges Against the Three Accused Because of Charter Rights Violations

In short: Regardless of the nature of the alleged crime, the Canadian Law grants the accused their Charter Rights, including their right to a fair trial. […]

October 1, 2025

NS Supreme Court Dismisses Drug Charges Against the Accused, Citing Charter Rights Violations

In short: The Canadian Law expects law enforcement officials to respect the Charter Rights of the accused throughout, no matter the nature of the crime. In […]

July 29, 2025

Youth Sentencing in Canada: What the Supreme Court’s Latest Ruling Means for You

In short: Recently, the Supreme Court ruled that youth can only receive adult sentences if their adult-level maturity is proved beyond a reasonable doubt. The rulings […]