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Please be aware that all commentary in my blog is designed to promote discourse on a variety of topics.  Though I certainly do some research on the topics discussed and often offer my "two-cents", please keep in mind that nothing I say in this blog is meant to be taken as authoritative on any subject.  My comments are really just me exercising my freedom of expression for the purpose of offering some insight on topics related to the practice of criminal law. As with all topics of discussion, it is important for you to be critical.  If you need a defence lawyer, please call 403.452.8018 for a free telephone consultation or consult with an experienced Calgary criminal lawyer. Happy reading!  Happy watching!

The CRA E-Transfer Scam

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

Choose Wisely

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Calgary Police Unveil Crime Reporting App

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…

Criminal Defence Law in Calgary: Part 3

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.

Criminal Defence Law in Calgary: Part 2

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…

Calgary Protest Not Enough to Quash Bill C-51

Bill C-51, the controversial "anti-terror" legislation that many Calgarians and Canadians see as a severe encroachment on the privacy and civil liberties of the nation's citizens and guests, recently passed…

Calgary DUIs Resulting in Administrative Charges

In an article posted last week, I explained the basic differences between a Calgary DUI charge resulting in administrative penalties, and the more serious criminal penalties that cam come with…