May 08
Sentencing Hearings: What is a Pre-Sentence Report?
A pre-sentence report is a document prepared by a probation officer or a similar designated authority in the criminal justice system. It provides information to the court to assist in determining an appropriate sentence for an individual who has been convicted of a crime.
May 08
Criminal Lawyer: What is a Preliminary Hearing?
A preliminary hearing, also known as a preliminary inquiry, is conducted to determine whether there is enough evidence to proceed to trial. The purpose of a preliminary hearing is to provide a safeguard against unfounded prosecutions and to protect the accused from unnecessary trials.
May 08
Driving Lawyers: Flight from Police
In Canada, fail to remain is a criminal offense under the Criminal Code of Canada, and it can also be laid as a Highway Traffic Act offence.
May 08
Driving Lawyers: Fail to Remain
In Canada, fail to remain is a criminal offense under the Criminal Code of Canada, and it can also be laid as a Highway Traffic Act offence.
May 08
Charter Lawyers: Use of Force by the Police
Police officers are allowed to use as much force as is reasonably necessary to carry out their duties. They must use force only after other methods of resolving the situation have been exhausted or deemed ineffective.
May 08
Trial Lawyers: How Can the Police Use my Social Media?
The lawyers at Lockyer Zaduk Zeeh have a wealth of experience dealing with Charter issues. This includes unlawful arrests; searches of homes, vehicles, and wiretap investigations; and right to counsel issues. If you or someone you know has been charged with a criminal offence, please give us a call at 416-613-0416 to schedule a consultation.
