The Law Firm of Ted Yoannou
How many court-drama shows feature the well-worn plot of offence, investigation, charge, trial, and conviction/acquittal, all somehow miraculously fitting into an hour-long (or, more accurately,
Breathalyzer and roadside screening cases turn on the demand, timing, right to counsel, device evidence, and Charter issues.
“I’m your lawyer, gentlemen”: What is solicitor-client privilege? I will maintain the confidence and preserve inviolate the secrets of my client. Whether I like it
The recent Jian Ghomeshi trial received extensive news coverage and sparked media attention on the ‘appropriate’ behaviour for defence attorneys in sexual assault cases. In
Rights Matter: Breath evidence excluded after turban not returned By Katrina Trask Last week, Justice Copeland of the Ontario Court of Justice issued her decision in
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made national and international headlines for his actions in the House of Commons during the evening of May 18. Frustrated with
On May 1, according to a CBC News report posted on May 10th 2016, Bradley Errol Green, a 26-year-old father of three young children and
A domestic relationship is a personal or legal relationship, including but not limited to marriage, usually involving individuals who live together and share a mutual
While arresting a woman on alcohol-related charges in December 2014, the arresting officer performed a frisk search that exposed the woman’s undergarment and breasts in
