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LawFacts: Online Legal Advice from Legal Aid Ontario
LawFacts: Online Legal Advice from Legal Aid Ontario Legal Aid Ontario (LAO) recently launched a website entitled LawFacts which is designed to provide information about the criminal justice system to people in Ontario. (See the press release here.) It will not provide you with specific legal advice about your particular situation, but it does have [...]
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How Law Students Can Boost Their Job Prospects With a Good Online Profile
How Law Students Can Boost Their Job Prospects With a Good Online Profile Recently I was interviewed by Alexandra Kozlov at Queen’s University for an article in Canadian Lawyer 4Students magazine on how law students can boost their job prospects with a good online profile. Although this article was for law students, I think it [...]
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Schaeffer v Wood – CA rules on whether officers involved in an SIU incident can consult a lawyer on their notes – a must read for all police officers
Schaeffer v Wood – Court of Appeal rules on whether officers involved in an SIU incident can consult a lawyer on their notes – a must read for all police officers On November 15, 2011, the Court of Appeal released Schaeffer v Wood, 2011 ONCA 716. The end result of this ruling is a [...]
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Blogging for Law Students
In 2 recent interviews I spoke with the Ontario Bar Association and also the American Bar Association on the issue of blogging for law students. Both associations were writing articles for their fall student issues. Obviously I am in favour of blogging for law students and in the interviews I shared some of my opinions [...]
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Demerit Points in Ontario
4 Myths surrounding the demerit point system for driver’s licences in Ontario.
Tags: criminal lawyer, defence, Demerit Points, Driver's Licence, Former Police Officer, Kingston, Law Student, Simon Borys, Suspended, Traffic Ticket
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Simon Borys
Simon Borys is a former police officer, a law student at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, and an aspiring criminal lawyer.
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