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Tel: 905.775.2900
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Your Rights in Criminal Law Under the Charter
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Colleen Clark, LL.B.
Ms. Clark received a Diploma from Centennial College in Radio and Television Arts and then spent 13 years working for the Media in Barrie, Ontario. After spending several years at home with her children, she returned to school and obtained her law degree from Osgoode Hall Law School. Ms. Clark has conducted trials in both the Superior and Ontario Court of Justice. She also addresses law classes in local high schools to speak to students as part of the SLIK program.
Kerry P. Evans, B.A. (Pre Med), B.ED., LL.B.
Mr. Evans graduated from Ottawa University with a B.A. in Pre-Med. He became a Probation Officer for both youth and adults. Mr. Evans then graduated from St. Mary's Universitiy in Halifax with a B.Ed. and from Dalhousie Law School whereupon he was called to the Bar in Ontario. Mr. Evans was a Crown Attorney in the Toronto and Niagara region and also a Federal Crown. He is currently practicing as a Criminal Trial Lawyer with experience in all areas of criminal law. The last two positions have been based in the Simcoe County area. Mr. Evans is a co-presenter in law classes at local high schools to speak to students as part of the SLIK program.
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Excerpt of Proceedings
"As trial Judges we often remark how essential it is to an accused person, and how helpful to the bench that the issues be canvassed by a trained professional.
Canda is very fortunate to have counsel as dedicted and skilled as yourself clarifying the case on behalf of accused persons.
You are a sterling example of the best traditions of the bar, and I wish you all the best as you pursure a brilliant career."
Honourable Mr.Justice J. Donohue
10/16/08
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Justice for Victims: Less Jail Time, More Face Time
Posted on August 30, 2011 by Dyanoosh Youssefi|
While the Federal Conservative government is spending billions of dollars to build more prisons, to jail more people, and to punish with greater vengeance, all in the name of tackling crime and of justice for victims, the province of Alberta apparently cannot come up with a measly $351,000 for the one measure that is proven to actually help victims and possibly to reduce crime: victim-offender reconciliation. more...
Don't Talk to Cops, Part 1
This is from the U.S. perspective, but the principle is the same in Canada.
Mr. James Duane, a professor at Regent Law School and a former defense attorney, tells you why you should never agree to be interviewed by the police. Click here to view on YouTube.
Convicted Man Returns to Thank the Judge
Maxwell Beech believes in second chances.
It was chance on Tuesday that brought the 37-year-old to the podium in courtroom 103 at the Brampton courthouse, to tell senior Judge Hugh Atwood in a heartfelt speech how grateful he was for his.
When Beech began to speak, with the Crown and judge’s permission during a lull in proceedings, the room grew silent and then emotional, recall those who were present. more....
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