
Disclosure
What does disclosure mean in Canadian Criminal Law? At your first appearance, the Crown will confirm whether or not your disclosure is available. Disclosure is the information in the possession of the Crown that may be relied upon in the prosecution. This allows you to know the case against you and to assist you in...
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