Do zero-tolerance cannabis limits — for young drivers and police officers, for example — make sense? A new study raises doubts.
Source: Cannabis and driving study casts doubt on zero-tolerance limits for THC
Criminal Defence Law Blog
Do zero-tolerance cannabis limits — for young drivers and police officers, for example — make sense? A new study raises doubts.
Source: Cannabis and driving study casts doubt on zero-tolerance limits for THC
Torts – Malicious prosecution and false imprisonment – Liability of parties
Source: Reasonable police officer would not have considered failure to hold handrail to be offence
Though receiving a strong mandate for change, the Liberals have failed to roll back the Harper criminal justice agenda.
Source: Opinion: On criminal law reform, federal Liberals earn an F
Earlier this month, I was kindly invited by Jason Morris to speak (via Skype) to his “Coding The Law” class at the University of Alberta Faculty of Law. We had a great chat on a range of topics, but one in particular stood out for me and I wanted to
Source: Law School Gets This Right. Law Practice Gets It Wrong. – Slaw
This holiday season, in more than 100 communities across the country, Operation Red Nose are getting impaired Canadians safely home
Source: Motor Mouth: Too tipsy? These volunteers will get you home for free — in your own car
TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford confirmed on Thursday that his government will be “modernizing and updating” the way it appoints judges and justices of the peace. “I truly believe that (system) needs to be modernized, and that’s what we’re going to do,” Ford told reporters outside his office at Queen’s Park. Earlier this month, […]
Source: Ford confirms updates to judge, JP appointments process – iPolitics