In a recent case in the Onatrio Superior Court of Justice, the mandatory minimum one year jail sentence for Sexual Exploitation was found to be unconstitutional. This decision is part of what is now a long line of cases where mandatory minimum senteces for sexual...
What is Sexual Exploitation?
by Ian Carter | Jun 18, 2018 | Sexual Assault
Although the age of consent in Canada is 16, in some cases you can still be convicted of an offence for engaging in sexual activity with someone over the age of 16 but under the age of 18. If you are in a position of trust or authority towards a young person, or the...
Consequences of a Conviction for Sexual Assault
by Ian Carter | May 28, 2018 | Sexual Assault
If you have been charged with a sexual offence, the consequences of a conviction can be serious. In all but the most minor of offences, some form of jail sentence is likely to be imposed. The length of the sentence can vary. In cases of date rape, the sentence is...
Using your device while driving may be a critical mistake
by Ian Carter | May 14, 2018 | Driving Offences
With the increased portability of technology, more drivers can stay connected with their friends and family - as well as their favourite modes of entertainment - during their commutes. Whether you remember the frustration of having to find a telephone booth to make a...
Court of Appeal releases decision on extradition in internet luring case
by Ian Carter | Jul 16, 2015 | Child Porn And Luring
The Court of Appeal of Ontario recently released a judgment in an extradition case involving a deportation order to the United States against a man alleged to have committed charges of internet luring, child exploitation and child pornography. The American police had...
Private Use Defence to Child Pornography Considered by Supreme Court of Canada
by Ian Carter | Jun 18, 2015 | Child Porn And Luring
A person charged with possessing or making child pornography can raise what is known as a "private use exception" as a defence. The limits of this defence were recently considered by the Supreme Court of Canada in the case of R. v. Barabash. In that case, two...
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