Dec 18, 2023 | Canadian Laws, Criminal Defence
For individuals facing legal challenges, staying well-informed about the legal landscape is crucial, especially when it comes to offences. Two broad categories that often cause confusion are criminal offences and regulatory offences. While both involve legal...
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Mar 24, 2023 | Criminal Defence, In the Media, Joshua Clarke
The City of Ottawa continued a workplace harassment investigation into an alleged attack on the fire department’s first openly non-binary firefighter, even with active criminal charges laid in the case. On Thursday, March 23, 2023 lawyers representing the defendants...
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Feb 7, 2023 | Criminal Defence, In the Media, Joshua Clarke
Captain Gregory Wright, 56, has been charged by Ottawa Police for failing to give medical assistance to a fellow firefighter. The charge includes negligence causing bodily harm. Armoured Suits Criminal Defence Lawyer, Joshua Clarke, spoke to the Ottawa Citizen. He...
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Feb 7, 2023 | Criminal Defence, In the Media, Joshua Clarke
The City of Ottawa is continuing a workplace harassment investigation into an alleged attack on the fire department’s first openly non-binary firefighter, even while there are active criminal charges laid in the case. Capt. Greg Wright, 59, is charged with...
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Jan 30, 2023 | Criminal Defence, In the Media, Joshua Clarke
Joshua Clark, Criminal Defence Lawyer, says he can’t understand why Ottawa police would charge Captain Gregory Wright, a veteran firefighter. “While we respect the criminal process, we cannot fathom why he has been charged with this offence, having done nothing...
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Nov 18, 2022 | Criminal Defence
Miranda rights come from a 1966 American Supreme Court case called “Miranda v. Arizona”. Because we’re inundated with American TV and movies, most Canadians are familiar with Miranda rights, which states: “You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be...
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