Richard Allman Law Office
1 Cornwall road L6w1m8 Brampton, ON, Canada

Interesting read! http://www.thecourt.ca/canadas-longest-recent-sentences-qu/

There is a presumptive ceiling of 18 months on the length of a criminal case in provincial courts, from the charge to the end of trial. http://www.canadianappeals.com//r-v-jordan-the-supreme-co/

If you are convicted of a highway traffic act offence, and the court orders a suspension (even for a short period), demerit points are not imposed. Potentially it is a strategy to aim for a suspension to avoid demerit points. Your lawyer may suggest this, OR, call me to discuss if this is an option for you! https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/940339

For clients facing drink drive related charges: Read to find out eligibility, and give me a call! http://www.mto.gov.on.ca//ignition-interlock-conduct-revie

Const. James Forcillo sentenced to 6 years http://www.cbc.ca//tor/james-forcillo-sentencing-1.3698183

Very informative !