According to the latest Statistics Canada data, Canadian police charged 39,021 motorists with DUI in 2023, of which almost half — 15,503 — were arrested in Ontario. These numbers su…
You might wonder what criminal defence strategies a criminal defendant might try to mount. With expertise in sexual assault criminal defence in the Greater Toronto Area, Mass Tsang …
Toronto and the rest of Canada take sexual assault crimes seriously. For convicted offenders, they could spend up to a decade in prison. And so, when allegations are brought up agai…
Securing relevant evidence in any criminal case takes time, but securing decades-old evidence makes it more challenging. Of course, the timing of a sexual assault investigation by C…
Given the severe penalties the Criminal Code can impose on those convicted of lying to the police or courts, the criminal defence lawyers of the Greater Toronto law firm Mass Tsang …
The Dark Web isn’t illegal to use, but its criminal associations demand caution. Missteps can lead to investigations, making it crucial to understand legal boundaries and potential …
Ignition interlock devices reduce impaired driving by preventing repeat offences. Increasing public awareness about these programs can enhance their deterrent effect, making roads s…
If you’ve hired a skilled criminal defence lawyer to help you fight criminal charges in the Greater Toronto Area, you trust that they will help steer the case towards a favourable r…
“Is it against the law to date a minor in Canada?” a 50-something-year-old client asked one of our criminal defence lawyers recently.
Criminal suspects who face the Canadian legal system for the first time are often exposed to unfamiliar terminology when they attend court.
Distracted driving remains one of Ontario’s leading road safety issues, contributing to thousands of accidents every year. Recent data shows that distracted driving accounts for ove…
Failing to comply with bail conditions in Canada can lead to severe consequences, including new charges, revoked bail, and potentially harsher penalties.
