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Possession of Stolen Property in Alberta
In Canadian criminal law, possession of stolen property is a serious offence that can apply in a wide range of…
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Obstruction of Police in Alberta: What It Means Under the Criminal Code of Canada
Interactions with police can be stressful, fast-moving, and sometimes confusing. But one thing is clear under Canadian law: obstructing a…
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Criminal Negligence Causing Death in Alberta
When someone’s actions or failure to act result in the loss of another person’s life, the legal consequences can be…
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Stay of Proceedings in Alberta Criminal Law: What It Means and Why It Matters
What Is a Stay of Proceedings? A stay of proceedings essentially puts a pause on a criminal case. The prosecution…
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R v Sullivan, 2026 ABCA 52
ABCA overturns a conviction for second-degree murder and orders a new trial, due to the trial judge’s error in dismissing…
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ARIHQ v CIUSSS, 2026 QCCS 1360
ARIHQ v CIUSSS, 2026 QCCS 1360 This case, a decision on a labour arbitration in Quebec, may not appear relevant…
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Understanding Fraud Charges in Alberta
Fraud is one of the most complex offences in Canadian law. In Canada, fraud charges are governed by the Criminal…
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Understanding Joyriding Laws in Alberta
“Joyriding” is a commonly used term to describe taking a vehicle without consent. Joyriding is a criminal offence in Alberta…
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Break and Enter Laws in Alberta
Legal Definition Under the Criminal Code Break and enter is governed by section 348 of the Criminal Code of Canada….
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R v. KB, 2026 ABCA 118
The Appellant, KB had pled guilty to sexual assault, after penetrating his girlfriend while she was asleep, and was sentenced…
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