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Lawyers are speaking out about the stressors of lengthy virtual hearings and Zoom fatigue - Vimarsana News

Lawyers are speaking out about the stressors of lengthy virtual hearings and Zoom fatigue

'There needs to be some understanding that lawyers are human beings with families.'

Toronto police charge four men with obstruction of justice for recording and posting court hearing - Vimarsana News

Toronto police charge four men with obstruction of justice for recording and posting court hearing

Publishing witness testimonies dissuades people from giving evidence, puts them in danger: lawyer

New legal aid certificate provides no pathway to pleading not guilty, say lawyers - Vimarsana News

New legal aid certificate provides no pathway to pleading not guilty, say lawyers

Criminal defense lawyers say a new Judge-Led Intensive Case Management Court Certificate incentivizes guilty pleas because it only allows legal aid lawyers to assist with resolutions to a case but not proceed to trial

Only 484 marijuana pardons have been granted since program started in 2019 - Vimarsana News

Only 484 marijuana pardons have been granted since program started in 2019

It's been more than two years since the federal government launched a program to offer Canadians with criminal records for simple marijuana possession a fast, free pardon — but only 484 people have been granted one so far.

Source: cbc.ca
Like a scene from Jaws: When the 'real' Tay Whale sparked incredible scenes in Dundee - Vimarsana News

Like a scene from Jaws: When the 'real' Tay Whale sparked incredible scenes in Dundee

The 16.5-tonne, 40-foot long “great Tay Whale” was harpooned by Dundee sailors and chased to its end 45 miles up the Mearns coast in 1883.