Apr 25
Sexual Assault Lawyers: Luring
Luring refers to the act of using the internet or other forms of digital communication to communicate with a child or young person for the purpose of committing a sexual offence.
Apr 25
Criminal Lawyers: What is Hearsay?
Hearsay refers to a statement or information that someone heard from another person, rather than directly experiencing, or observing it themselves. In other words, hearsay is second-hand information that is not based on the personal knowledge or observation of the person conveying it. Hearsay evidence is generally not admissible in court, as it is often unreliable and can be easily manipulated or distorted as it passes from one person to another. However, there are some exceptions and circumstances where hearsay evidence may be allowed.
Apr 25
Toronto Driving Lawyers: Careless Driving
Lockyer Zaduk Zeeh represents individuals charged with all driving offences, such as careless driving, dangerous operation, impaired operation, etc. Throughout our years of practicing, we have developed an expertise in properly representing people charged with driving offences to help individuals avoid criminal records and driving suspensions. We are regularly representing people charged across all cities in Ontario such as Mississauga, Brampton, Malton, Milton, Halton Hills, Georgetown, and Guelph.
Apr 16
R. v. Breault: Approved Screening Device Demands
Since impaired driving law is a technical area of law, contact the Brampton impaired lawyers and Toronto impaired lawyers at Lockyer Zaduk Zeeh to review your case and advise you whether the police respected your Charter rights. We have represented clients charged with refusal and other driving offences such as impaired driving, excess blood alcohol, and dangerous driving. We understand the serious consequences you will suffer from losing your license and having a criminal record. We work tirelessly to ensure we provide our clients with their best defence to help them avoid losing their license and from being convicted.
Apr 16
Charter Rights: Vehicle Searches
The police can search your vehicle without a warrant in certain situations. Here are some scenarios where a warrantless search may be permitted: consent, incidental to arrest, plain view, exigent circumstances, pursuant to Provincial legislation.
Apr 16
Charter Rights: Strip Searches
A strip search is a type of search in which a person is required to remove some or all their clothing so that the police can inspect their body and clothing for evidence. A strip search is not the same as a pat-down search, which is a less invasive type of search that does not require a person to remove any clothing.
