by Levy Solicitors | May 31, 2018 | Laws
‘Rogue landlords,’ as they are known, are frequently in the news for allegedly overcharging tenants, refusing to return a deposit, or evicting tenants illegally. What is meant by ‘unlawful eviction’? To find out more, we must observe what is set forth in...
by Levy Solicitors | May 30, 2018 | Law
Although some violations of environmental legislation are criminal in nature, not all of them are. There are a variety of potential consequences that are not typically associated with regular criminal offences. Even if a criminal offence has occurred, judicial...
by Levy Solicitors | May 23, 2018 | Crime
Courts face a difficult evidentiary dilemma in determining how much weight to give to identification evidence that is weak or based on a brief contact. You’d expect that when it comes to the jury’s decision, the standard principles apply: if the jury...
by Levy Solicitors | May 22, 2018 | Crime
In 2012, new stalking offences were added to the list of existing harassment offences. Harassment is a crime that entails a pattern of behaviour that resembles stalking. There are two types of stalking offences: stalking with a fear of violence and stalking with...
by Levy Solicitors | May 14, 2018 | Drugs
On behalf of providers in other jurisdictions, officials at airports and other ports of entry frequently intercept people carrying controlled substances in their luggage, clothing, or inside their bodies. Mule is a phrase used to describe such persons. They could have...
