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Ontario Court of Justice COVID-19 Adjournment Dates
The OCJ is adjourning all criminal matters as a result of the COVID-19 precautions. Starting Monday, March 16, 2020, the […]
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While the Ontario Court of Justice and the Superior Court of Justice are being forced to adjust to the coronavirus […]
Read More...Using Temporary Absence Permits To Contain COVID-19
What Are Temporary Absence Permit (TAP) Requests? TAPs allow inmates serving a sentence, of less than two years (provincial sentences) […]
Read More...Can You Go To Jail For Spreading Corona?
As concerns around COVID-19 spreads, we take a quick look at a common question during any outbreak. Can you go […]
Read More...Toronto Becomes A Prime Crime Tourism Destination
When going away on vacation, tourists get all sorts of advice on how to protect their belongings. Using a money […]
Read More...How Do Police Identify A Grow Op?
Toronto’s drug laws have been changing since the legalization of marijuana. Pardons for marijuana possession allow some people to clear […]
Read More...How Long Is Probation In Toronto?
A criminal conviction does not automatically mean a jail sentence. In some instances, depending on the circumstances and the allegations, […]
Read More...Did Project Community Space Work?
Back in October, we discussed Project Community Space, a Toronto Police program meant to help curb gang and gun violence. […]
Read More...Does Social Media Use Increase Gang Violence?
Likes, shares, and emoticons may not have a very gangster image – but they’re becoming an essential part of gang […]
Read More...What Charges Will The Toronto ‘Feces Flinger’ Face?
This exam season, university students in Toronto found a whole new reason to dread studying. The alleged feces flinger struck […]
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