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Mass marketing fraud is fraud committed through mass-communications media like telephones, the internet, email, television, radio and personal contact. It […]
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The possession or distribution of even a small amount of child pornography is a serious crime in Canada. The sentencing […]
Read More...The Difference Between 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Degree Murder
There is often confusion about what distinguishes 1st-degree murder from other types of murder, but the difference often comes down […]
Read More...Should I Accept a Plea Deal and How Does Plea Bargaining Work?
If you are facing criminal charges, it can be tempting to consider a plea bargain rather than risk the chance […]
Read More...Can You Be Charged For Lying to Get a COVID Vaccine?
The Ontario provincial government’s vaccine rollout has been shaky at best. Critics blame the provincial government for the lack of […]
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