BC Court of Appeal holds that an accused who did not cause an accident may properly be convicted of failure to stop

The Ontario court held in R. v. Simpson that racial profiling by customs agents may constitute a Charter violation

Ontario Court of Appeal holds that an accused’s statement should not have been admitted because there had been a change in jeopardy warranting another consultation with counsel

Ontario Court of Appeal upholds authorization to intercept private communications as valid

Ontario Court of Appeal holds that Gladue factors are applicable to bail hearings

It is the practice of the RCMP at the Shellbrook Detachment to make the calls for the accused persons.

Alberta Court of Appeal holds maintenance records for breathalyzer instruments are “third party” disclosure and defence counsel will rarely be able to obtain their production because they are not “likely relevant”

This edition of the Emerging Issues Bulletin discusses the changing face of drug trafficking in Canada

No unreasonable search where gun found in plain view during investigative detention