Criminal Defence Law Blog
I’m not going to take a side on this issue but I want to point out that the issue is about the beginning of life. In order to accommodate abortions the law has taken the position that a fetus has to emerge alive from the womb before it is legally a life in being. If …
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Be careful out there. Source: Don Martin: Pot penalties ahead of legalization could have long-term impact | CTV News
If the date of July 1, 2018 is accurate, we now know how long we have to delay charges of simple possession that the police insist upon laying. The federal Liberals have reportedly set a date to officially legalize marijuana, according to a report. Source: Marijuana could be legal by Canada Day 2018: report – …
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This may be a bit of information you’ll be glad to have one day. Well…..you know….maybe not you, but a friend. Hopefully you’ll never find yourself in a situation where your hands are zip-tied together and someone is attempting to harm you – but, if you do, the YouTube star “Crazy Russian Hacker” has a …
At least this Government has turned to the right direction but not gone far enough. There’s so much more to do. “The justice minister should actually move forward with marijuana legalization, decriminalization of drug possession, bail reform, fixes to court delays, judicial appointments and minimum sentence rollbacks.” What we really need is to restore the …
“Despite the Supreme Court’s finding that cell phone searches require warrants, the DHS and CBP have interpreted this to mean it doesn’t apply to searches of devices entering/leaving the country. Searches of cellphones by border agents has exploded, growing fivefold in just one year, from fewer than 5,000 in 2015 to nearly 25,000 in 2016. …
GOVERNMENT TO REPEAL ZOMBIE LAWS – It’s a good beginning and it’s about time but you know it means a zombie apocalypse is just around the corner. Source: Ottawa shows courage by killing ‘zombie laws’: Editorial | Toronto Star