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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 […]

April 16, 2025

Bad driving can lead to serious consequences: A Case Study

Bad driving can lead to devastating outcomes, as witnessed in the recent Windsor case. Kas Marynick, a defence lawyer from Nanda & Associate Lawyers, got an […]

March 19, 2025

Judicial Review of Crown Intervention in Private Prosecutions

While the private prosecutors have the right to initiate a judicial review once the Crown intervenes to halt the legal proceedings, such an application must meet […]