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ANOTHER CASE OF CHATGPT IN A LOCAL CRIMINAL CASE. It will result in a hearing for the lawyer to explain his conduct.
“The trial evidence is complete, and the defence and Crown have provided their final submissions in writing. Unfortunately, there are serious problems with the defence submissions. [2] One of the cases cited appears to be fictitious. The court was unable to find any case at that citation. There was no case by that name with …
A CAUTIONARY CASE: Do not submit material to a court that was produced by artificial intelligence without first personally reviewing it.
” It should go without saying that it is the lawyer’s duty to read cases before submitting them to a court as precedential authorities. At its barest minimum, it is the lawyer’s duty not to submit case authorities that do not exist or that stand for the opposite of the lawyer’s submission. It is the …
Whatever Doug Ford says, the fact is that we don’t need “tougher” judges. In contrast, fairness is an overriding judicial principle.
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An honest view of our criminal justice system.
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1ACE6eDJTQ/?mibextid=wwXIfr Ontario Cannot Afford Doug Ford Cathy Wellesley · dpnrsteoSo1m10fh2u1i351l03065ftg5i71u8f6i8fhufm0lf5cm9gi5ha9 · OPINION: We don’t need tough judges — we need Doug Ford to learn the law Objection! A retired Ontario judge responds to the premier’s self-proclaimed ‘rant’ about his perceived problems with the Canadian justice system MiltonToday – May 4, 2025 – by Norman Douglas Norman Douglas is …
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YES. If you’re attempting to enter the U.S., their border officers CAN search your phone and other electronic devices in your possession.
If you have a case involving Constable Guangnan (Garry) SUN, you will want to know this.
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Carjackers will intentionally cause minor crashes before stealing the vehicle once a victims exits to inspect the damage. According to YRP reported in The Star –
York Regional Police are warning the public about the return of a trend where suspects purposely crash into vehicles and then steal them. Carjackers will intentionally drive into victims’ vehicles, causing minor crashes, police said in a release. When the victim exits their car to check for damage, the suspects will confront them, often with firearms, before …
Credit also has to be given to JAMES LOCKYER for his tireless advocacy over many years to bring this to fruition.
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