Author Archives: On behalf of Hicks Adams

Supreme Court of Canada Issues Decision Regarding DUI Stops on Private Property

April 28, 2023
grey police car parked in front of building

Can a Partially Unintelligible Intercepted Statement Be Used as Evidence of Guilt?

March 31, 2023
An audio recording reel, representing intercepted statements and wiretaps

Health Conditions Not Enough to Grant Bail on Drug Trafficking Conviction

February 27, 2023
A needle laying on a street gutter, representing the public interest in enforcing drug trafficking offences.

Court of Appeal Finds Principle of Restraint Not Considered in Sentencing

November 11, 2022
Jail

Classifying Homicide: Murder, Manslaughter, and Infanticide

October 28, 2022
A black and white photo of a house with its front porch cordoned off with police crime scene tape, representing types of murder in Canada

Parole Board Decision Lacked Justification & Transparency: Federal Court

September 28, 2022
A lit match against a dark background, representing a pardon for an arson conviction

Christopher Hicks of Hicks Adams Named to 2023 Best Lawyers™ List

August 25, 2022
Christopher D. Hicks Toronto Criminal Defence & Appeals Lawyer

ONCA Considers Charter Language Rights at Time of Arrest

July 29, 2022
alcoholic beverage representing impaired driving

The Banning of Conversion Therapy in Canada

June 28, 2022
A mural of a dove in front of a rainbow, repesenting religion and LGBTQIA pride

Court of Appeal Considers Defence of Necessity to Impaired Driving Conviction

June 15, 2022
beer taps in a bar