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Torture Tactics Police Use to Get a Confession

By Jonathan Pyzer on March 29, 2018

Toronto Police torture tactics drew attention when in 2009 the Ontario Court of Appeal marked a critical judgment on “tortuous” police conduct on two suspects t

Different Types of Warrants in Canada

By Jonathan Pyzer on March 27, 2018

Canadian criminal law is concerned with balancing society's interest in preventing and punishing harm with preserving respect for the liberty and privacy rights

Section 12 of The Charter of Rights and Freedoms

By Jonathan Pyzer on March 22, 2018

Section 12 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees every individual “a right not to be subjected to any cruel and unusual treatment ...

Firearm Offences in Canada

By Jonathan Pyzer on March 20, 2018

Part III of the Criminal Code of Canada sets out firearm offences. These offences are further split into categories including the use, possession, trafficking, assembling, ...

Possession of Prohibited Weapons- Pepper Spray/Nunchucks/ Switchblades

By Jonathan Pyzer on March 16, 2018

Criminal defence lawyers often encounter questions about the legality of weapons other than firearms, such as pepper spray, nunchuks, and knives. Part III of

Striking Down The Mandatory Minimum, R. v. Sharma

By Jonathan Pyzer on March 13, 2018

In Canada, mandatory minimum sentences are imposed on individuals convicted of certain criminal offences. This means that sentences imposed on individuals conv

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