The Fake Rolex Has to Go as Per Canadian Courts…
The pirated DVDs? The fake Coach purse? The imitation I-Pod? Hide them. Burn them. Throw them away. Courts have brought the full wrath of law on those dealing in counterfeit...
Monthly Archive: May 2009
R. v. Middleton – Never Again Must We Fear The Co-Mingling Of Intermittent and Conditional Sentencing!
Although the subject matter of sentencing is usually considered a dry one to discuss, the Supreme Court’s recent decision in R. v. Middleton, 2009 SCC 21, is worth addressing briefly...
“Power to the Classroom”: CUPE 3903 and an Owner’s Right to Exclude
The Right to Picket Meets the Remedy of Trespass As Osgoode Hall law students celebrate a relatively expedient end to their academic year, many of their colleagues at York University...
The new reality – serving legal documents through Facebook?
Facebook – the quintessential communication portal. Many people spend numerous hours messaging, writing on walls, and taking quizzes on Facebook. But what is the impact of Facebook on our judicial...
