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Hearsay Evidence

By Jonathan Pyzer on October 18, 2010

Generally speaking, a hearsay statement is an out-of-court statement made by person A to person B (or overheard by person B), which is being tendered ...

October 18, 2010

Understanding Wiretap Procedures and Legal Implications

By Jonathan Pyzer on October 9, 2010

Though members of the public often interpret the word “wiretap” is referring only to listening devices used to intercept telephone calls, criminal defence lawye

October 9, 2010

Remedies Pursuant to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (ss. 24 and 52)

By Jonathan Pyzer on October 5, 2010

In situations where the criminal case was charged with breaking a law that is itself unconstitutional, he or she can seek a remedy.

October 5, 2010

Understanding Elements and Penalties of Being an Accessory After the Fact

By Jonathan Pyzer on September 27, 2010

An individual may be liable for those offences which he she does not commit as a principle offender but in which he or she plays a part in committing. When an i

September 27, 2010

Constitutional Limitations on Charter Rights at Canadian Airports

By Jonathan Pyzer on September 20, 2010

There is no place on Canadian soil where individuals have less constitutional protection than at an international airport. The government and the courts have de

September 20, 2010

Navigating Diversion Programs in Criminal Cases

By Jonathan Pyzer on May 30, 2010

A criminal record can have a serious impact on your future. The effects of a criminal record can include restrictions on your travel ability and future employme

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