R v Marakah: Sending Text Messages & The Reasonable Expectation of Privacy
** Author’s Note: This post is the product of a conversation I had with an expert on the case. I am humbled by and indebted to that person for their...
** Author’s Note: This post is the product of a conversation I had with an expert on the case. I am humbled by and indebted to that person for their...
An Ontarian has successfully sought a constitutional exemption from sections 241(b) and 14 of the Criminal Code RSC, 1985, c C-46, allowing him to access physician assisted-suicide (“PAS”). The applicant,...
The electronic records of elected officials have been a recent subject of interest both in Canada and in the United States. Most recently, Democratic Presidential nominee hopeful, Hillary Clinton, started...
In R v Fearon, 2014 SCC 77 [Fearon], the Supreme Court of Canada considered the circumstances under which police officers can justifiably conduct a warrantless search of an arrestee’s cell phone or other...