
How the Ontario Court of Appeal Reviews Trial Errors
The Canadian criminal justice system endeavours to be as fair as possible, but it can’t be perfect. Mistakes can be made, and when these mistakes are seen as legal errors, you may have a right to appeal the conviction or the sentence to the Ontario Court of Appeal. Yet, there can be confusion about when...
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