Interestingly, in a post launched just a day ago: Mark Norman: What of those without the Resources to Defend their case?

the concern is broader than the treatment of mark norman Yes, there was a lot of shock over the treatment of Vice-Admiral, Mark Norman. https://www. cbc. ca/news/politics/non-disclosure-agreement-mark-norman-1.

canada's second drug detection instrument In April 2019 the Federal Government approved a second drug screening device used to screen for impaired drivers.

government funded 1-800 number In Alberta the Government funds a 1-800 service for detainees trying to exercise their right to counsel.

right to silence: shut the F*#k up Sometimes great legal advice doesn't need to be eloquent or sophisticated.

I watched the local news with some concern about a situation where a wealthy Calgary businessman may have fled Canada while on bail.

This blog is an extension of my previous post: “Not his fault, but still his fault”.

This post is to explain the basics of a common dial-a-dope police investigation.

The intention of today’s post is to provide some information to protect you from fraudsters.

I have websites on the Internet.   I rely on them to earn a living.

Any regular reader of this blog knows that I spend a fair amount of time criticizing the Calgary Police Service and other law enforcement agencies.

The concept of civil liberty means a great deal to me, and not just because I am a Calgary defence lawyer.

Let me start by saying how ridiculous it is that what is apparently the greatest legal crisis facing Calgary today centers around a ride sharing app.

Warning: this is my second post in as many weeks where I profess my agreement with a law enforcement agency.

I promise, when the Calgary Police—and the Calgary powers-that-be who hold the purse strings—finally start doing their jobs in a way that serves the long-term best interests of the Calgary…

The main role of the government, as I see it, is to ensure we have freedom—to make sure that we can live the way we want to live without interference…

I'm not always enamored by the Calgary Herald or its headlines and apparent opinions, especially when it comes to the Calgary Police and the overall legal and criminal justice landscape…

When you've been arrested by the Calgary Police or charged with a crime in the Calgary courts, your world has been suddenly thrust into chaos.

In a bid to join the mobile wave and help make Calgary safer, the Calgary Police have released an app to give citizens and visitors a better way to access…

This is Part 3 of an ongoing article series describing criminal defence law in Calgary, and what you can expect as your defence case progresses.

After reporting the potential sale of stolen goods in the lane behind his house, a Calgary senior citizen was reportedly pulled from his truck, bitten by a Calgary Police Service…

In Part 1 of this article, we learned that a Calgary criminal defence lawyer's job is about protecting everyone's rights after they've been accused of a crime, not necessarily criminal…

Criminal defence lawyers and police officers, in Calgary and throughout the world, are often depicted as standing opposed to each other.

Understanding the job of a Calgary criminal defence lawyer is easier said than done.