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Marijuana fight is now about decriminalization

Article originally published on February 14, 2014 by Advocate Daily. There is very little likelihood that a Charter of Rights challenge by two B.C. men to allow "compassion clubs" to sell medicinal marijuana will succeed, says Toronto criminal lawyer Aaron Harnett.…

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Bieber may have travel troubles if guilty of assault

Article originally published on February 3, 2014 by Advocate Daily. If teen popstar Justin Bieber is found guilty of assaulting a limo driver after a Toronto Maple Leafs hockey game, he may have incredible difficulty getting back into the United States,…

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Sex trade decision will foster attitude change toward industry

Article originally published on December 20, 2013 by Advocate Daily. The Supreme Court of Canada clarified a number of murky concepts and legal principles which have plagued lawyers and judges for many years with its decision on prostitution laws in Canada, says…

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More leaders enter the political pot debate

Article Originally Published on August 29, 2013 by Advocate Daily.  Ontario’s premier and Toronto Mayor Rob Ford threw themselves in the political pot debate Wednesday, confessing they too smoked dope – and more than once. Ford, who’s been fighting allegations…

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More leaders enter the political pot debate

Article originally published on August 29, 2013 by Advocate Daily. Ontario’s premier and Toronto Mayor Rob Ford threw themselves in the political pot debate Wednesday, confessing they too smoked dope – and more than once. Ford, who’s been fighting allegations…

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Courtroom hierarchy a necessary part of the system

Article Originally Published on June 27, 20131 by Advocate Daily.  An Ontario Superior Court of Justice ruling dismissing an application to give lawyers and paralegals equal rights in court ensures long-established courtroom decorum will remain intact, says Toronto criminal lawyer Aaron…

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