The Consequences of Impaired Driving Charges in Quebec

Driving under the influence, also known as a DUI or impaired driving, refers to operating a motor vehicle while your ability to drive is impaired by alcohol, drugs or medication. Legal limits vary by country and province, as do the penalties associated with them. In Canada, the province of Quebec has somewhat unique impaired driving laws, compared to the rest of the country. Which is why it’s important to review them. There can be many lasting consequences of driving under the influence including fines, license suspension, a criminal record, and even jail time. If you are convicted of a DUI offence, you will...

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Jail Time for Cheating on Exam

Posted by Adam Ginzburg

in Blog, Criminal Code

We've all thought about it. Whether it was a few scribbled notes on the inside of a palm or a quick peek over at a classmate's test sheet, cheating is something many have considered or actually done during their academic careers. In fact, one of the most famous sports adages of all time goes something like this: "If you ain't cheating, you ain't trying". What many people don't know, however, is that cheating can get you into very big trouble with the law. That's right, we're not just talking about an academic suspension and an F on your report card. As...