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THE JUDGE RULED THE MAN WAS NOT GUILTY OF SEXUAL ASSAULT. Recently, a military judge, presiding over a court marital, found a soldier not guilty of sexual assault. The complainant alleged that she was assaulted in a Toronto hotel room. In ordering the case dismissed, the judge noted problems with the woman’s account, including that she willingly attended a strip club with the accused, despite claiming to have been sexually assaulted by him earlier. This acquittal comes in the... wake of a spate of other high-profile acquittals, including that of three Toronto police officers accused of rape and [Keep Reading: https://www.lcp-law.com/the-judge-ruled-the-man-was-not-gu/ ] See more

As the date for the legalization of recreational use of cannabis approaches there are still many unanswered questions. One important unknown is what restrictions there will be on home cultivation in Ontario. Although the federal bill allows for home cultivation of up to four plants per household, each province is able to set out their own laws and regulations. For instance, Quebec and Manitoba have already established that, regardless of what is set out... in the federal legislation, homegrown cannabis will be banned in those provinces. If the Ontario government follows suit, individuals may need to retain lawyers to challenge the law in order to grow cannabis at home for personal recreational use. While the Courts have gradually become more lenient with those charged with the use and sale of cannabis, the use and sale of opioids, such as fentanyl, is attracting harsh treatment in our judicial system. The use of this drug began as a misuse of pharmaceutical fentanyl, a prescription drug in the form of transdermal patches or lozenges. However, consumption of illegally made [Keep Reading: https://www.lcp-law.com/recreational-drug-use/]

The legal wrangling in the U.S. around 3D printed firearms dates back to 2013, when non-profit organization, Defence Distributed, started publishing downloadable gun blueprints online. The company was quickly ordered by US State Department to remove the prints. A five-year long legal battle followed, where recently a federal Judge has temporary blocked the website from sharing blueprints of 3D guns. As the legal battle continues in t...he U.S, the RCMP and local police services continue to warn Canadians of the implications associated with printing 3D guns without a licence. [Read more: https://www.lcp-law.com/legal-status-of-3d-printed-guns-in/ ]

? We all know someone who has gotten caught driving under the influence after a drink or a few too many. Though we might not think of these people as criminals, impaired driving in Ontario can result in a criminal conviction regardless of how someone is punished. Even if the end result is a mandatory fine, a criminal conviction can have consequences on a person’s life long after that fine is paid. For example, a DUI conviction under section 253 of... the Criminal Code can impede job prospects, or affect entry to the USA, by appearing in criminal record and vulnerable sector checks. There is only one way to remove the conviction [Read more: https://www.lcp-law.com/dui-your-reputation/ ]

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