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    • Police Arrest or Detention
    • Bail Hearings and Sureties
    • Absolute and Conditional Discharges
    • Time to Trial
    • Criminal Charges and Immigration Status
    • Preparing to Testify in Court
    • How Does Canada's Immigration System Work?
    • How Can I Prepare for a Criminal Trial?
    • Observations and Recollection?
    • What About the Release of Foreign Nationals on Bail?
    • Options for Foreign Nationals Charged with a Criminal Offence
    • How Long Until I Get Out of Jail?
    • How Long May Police Retain Records?
    • What are Sponsorship Income Requirements?
    • What Documents are Required for a Sponsorship?
    • What Documents Required for Immigration to Canada?
    • What Documents Required to Apply for a Study Permit?
    • What Documents Required to Apply for a Work Permit?
    • What Documents Required for a Medical Appeal?
    • What Documents Required to Apply for a Temporary Resident (Visitor) Visa?
    • Documents Required for a Humanitarian and Compassionate Application?
    • What Documents are Required for a Citizenship Application?
    • What Documents Required for a Permanent Resident Card?
  • Insights
    • Spousal Sponsorship Refusals
    • Bail Hearings After Bill C-14
    • The Right to Remain Silent in Canada
    • Sexual Offences Charges are Different
    • How to Testify in Criminal Court: DOs and DON'Ts:
    • What to Expect at an Ontario Parole Board Hearing
    • Canadian Conjugal Partner Sponsorship
    • Non-Convictions – Peace Bonds and Stays of Proceedings
    • Defending Against DUI Charges
    • Applying for Permanent Residence in Canada – Using the IRCC Portal
    • Maintaining Temporary Resident Status in Canada
    • IRCC Announces Changes to Open Work Permit Program
    • New NOC Classification System for Immigrants & Temporary Workers
    • IRCC Challenges for 2021 & 2022
    • After Conviction, What are the Sentencing Options?
    • What is ‘Not Criminally Responsible On Account of Mental Disorder’?
    • You’ve Been Arrested, Now What?
    • Basic Trial Procedure
    • What is your election, Jury or Judge Alone?
    • Why Procedure Matters
    • Covid-19 Community Resources
    • What Happens to Work Permit Holders Who Have Lost Jobs Due to COVID-19?
    • New Window of Opportunity for Challenging Immigration Decisions
    • Respecting and Maintaining Professionalism as a Lawyer
    • Legal Fees Explained
    • Anatomy of a Criminal Proceeding
    • Role of Defence Counsel in a Criminal Proceeding
    • Criminal Convictions and Consequences to Foreign Nationals
    • Conditional Sentences and Immigration Inadmissibility Revisited
    • The Law of Bail in Canada Revisited
    • What to Do When Stopped by the Police
    • Fingerprinting and Border Issues for Tax or Customs Evaders
    • Testifying Part 6 – Memory
    • Crossing Borders – Proceed with Caution
    • Can a Drunk Consent to Sexual Activity?
    • When is a Search Warrant Valid?
    • Court of Appeal Clarifies Immigration Consequences in Sentencing
    • Testifying Part 2 – Don’t be a jerk in court
    • Testifying Part 1 – To testify or not to testify
    • Testifying Part 3 – Believe what I say
    • Testifying Part 4 – Opinions of Experts
    • When Is Non-Expert Opinion Evidence Admissible in a Criminal Trial?
    • To Plead Or Not To Plead?
    • Defending Drinking & Driving Cases
    • Why Courts Should Accept Joint Submissions
    • New Comprehensive Ranking System in Effect on November 19, 2016
    • Immigrating To Canada after Marriage
    • The Unpleasant Truth
    • Immigration Consequences of Criminal Convictions Revisited
  • Locations
  • Contact
Law Office Kalina & Tejpal
  • Home
    • Hans John Kalina
    • Sweta Tejpal
  • Lawyers
    • Hans "John" Kalina
    • Sweta Tejpal
  • Practice Areas
  • FAQs
    • Police Arrest or Detention
    • Bail Hearings and Sureties
    • Absolute and Conditional Discharges
    • Time to Trial
    • Criminal Charges and Immigration Status
    • Preparing to Testify in Court
    • How Does Canada's Immigration System Work?
    • How Can I Prepare for a Criminal Trial?
    • Observations and Recollection?
    • What About the Release of Foreign Nationals on Bail?
    • Options for Foreign Nationals Charged with a Criminal Offence
    • How Long Until I Get Out of Jail?
    • How Long May Police Retain Records?
    • What are Sponsorship Income Requirements?
    • What Documents are Required for a Sponsorship?
    • What Documents Required for Immigration to Canada?
    • What Documents Required to Apply for a Study Permit?
    • What Documents Required to Apply for a Work Permit?
    • What Documents Required for a Medical Appeal?
    • What Documents Required to Apply for a Temporary Resident (Visitor) Visa?
    • Documents Required for a Humanitarian and Compassionate Application?
    • What Documents are Required for a Citizenship Application?
    • What Documents Required for a Permanent Resident Card?
  • Insights
    • Spousal Sponsorship Refusals
    • Bail Hearings After Bill C-14
    • The Right to Remain Silent in Canada
    • Sexual Offences Charges are Different
    • How to Testify in Criminal Court: DOs and DON'Ts:
    • What to Expect at an Ontario Parole Board Hearing
    • Canadian Conjugal Partner Sponsorship
    • Non-Convictions – Peace Bonds and Stays of Proceedings
    • Defending Against DUI Charges
    • Applying for Permanent Residence in Canada – Using the IRCC Portal
    • Maintaining Temporary Resident Status in Canada
    • IRCC Announces Changes to Open Work Permit Program
    • New NOC Classification System for Immigrants & Temporary Workers
    • IRCC Challenges for 2021 & 2022
    • After Conviction, What are the Sentencing Options?
    • What is ‘Not Criminally Responsible On Account of Mental Disorder’?
    • You’ve Been Arrested, Now What?
    • Basic Trial Procedure
    • What is your election, Jury or Judge Alone?
    • Why Procedure Matters
    • Covid-19 Community Resources
    • What Happens to Work Permit Holders Who Have Lost Jobs Due to COVID-19?
    • New Window of Opportunity for Challenging Immigration Decisions
    • Respecting and Maintaining Professionalism as a Lawyer
    • Legal Fees Explained
    • Anatomy of a Criminal Proceeding
    • Role of Defence Counsel in a Criminal Proceeding
    • Criminal Convictions and Consequences to Foreign Nationals
    • Conditional Sentences and Immigration Inadmissibility Revisited
    • The Law of Bail in Canada Revisited
    • What to Do When Stopped by the Police
    • Fingerprinting and Border Issues for Tax or Customs Evaders
    • Testifying Part 6 – Memory
    • Crossing Borders – Proceed with Caution
    • Can a Drunk Consent to Sexual Activity?
    • When is a Search Warrant Valid?
    • Court of Appeal Clarifies Immigration Consequences in Sentencing
    • Testifying Part 2 – Don’t be a jerk in court
    • Testifying Part 1 – To testify or not to testify
    • Testifying Part 3 – Believe what I say
    • Testifying Part 4 – Opinions of Experts
    • When Is Non-Expert Opinion Evidence Admissible in a Criminal Trial?
    • To Plead Or Not To Plead?
    • Defending Drinking & Driving Cases
    • Why Courts Should Accept Joint Submissions
    • New Comprehensive Ranking System in Effect on November 19, 2016
    • Immigrating To Canada after Marriage
    • The Unpleasant Truth
    • Immigration Consequences of Criminal Convictions Revisited
  • Locations
  • Contact
  • More
    • Home
      • Hans John Kalina
      • Sweta Tejpal
    • Lawyers
      • Hans "John" Kalina
      • Sweta Tejpal
    • Practice Areas
    • FAQs
      • Police Arrest or Detention
      • Bail Hearings and Sureties
      • Absolute and Conditional Discharges
      • Time to Trial
      • Criminal Charges and Immigration Status
      • Preparing to Testify in Court
      • How Does Canada's Immigration System Work?
      • How Can I Prepare for a Criminal Trial?
      • Observations and Recollection?
      • What About the Release of Foreign Nationals on Bail?
      • Options for Foreign Nationals Charged with a Criminal Offence
      • How Long Until I Get Out of Jail?
      • How Long May Police Retain Records?
      • What are Sponsorship Income Requirements?
      • What Documents are Required for a Sponsorship?
      • What Documents Required for Immigration to Canada?
      • What Documents Required to Apply for a Study Permit?
      • What Documents Required to Apply for a Work Permit?
      • What Documents Required for a Medical Appeal?
      • What Documents Required to Apply for a Temporary Resident (Visitor) Visa?
      • Documents Required for a Humanitarian and Compassionate Application?
      • What Documents are Required for a Citizenship Application?
      • What Documents Required for a Permanent Resident Card?
    • Insights
      • Spousal Sponsorship Refusals
      • Bail Hearings After Bill C-14
      • The Right to Remain Silent in Canada
      • Sexual Offences Charges are Different
      • How to Testify in Criminal Court: DOs and DON'Ts:
      • What to Expect at an Ontario Parole Board Hearing
      • Canadian Conjugal Partner Sponsorship
      • Non-Convictions – Peace Bonds and Stays of Proceedings
      • Defending Against DUI Charges
      • Applying for Permanent Residence in Canada – Using the IRCC Portal
      • Maintaining Temporary Resident Status in Canada
      • IRCC Announces Changes to Open Work Permit Program
      • New NOC Classification System for Immigrants & Temporary Workers
      • IRCC Challenges for 2021 & 2022
      • After Conviction, What are the Sentencing Options?
      • What is ‘Not Criminally Responsible On Account of Mental Disorder’?
      • You’ve Been Arrested, Now What?
      • Basic Trial Procedure
      • What is your election, Jury or Judge Alone?
      • Why Procedure Matters
      • Covid-19 Community Resources
      • What Happens to Work Permit Holders Who Have Lost Jobs Due to COVID-19?
      • New Window of Opportunity for Challenging Immigration Decisions
      • Respecting and Maintaining Professionalism as a Lawyer
      • Legal Fees Explained
      • Anatomy of a Criminal Proceeding
      • Role of Defence Counsel in a Criminal Proceeding
      • Criminal Convictions and Consequences to Foreign Nationals
      • Conditional Sentences and Immigration Inadmissibility Revisited
      • The Law of Bail in Canada Revisited
      • What to Do When Stopped by the Police
      • Fingerprinting and Border Issues for Tax or Customs Evaders
      • Testifying Part 6 – Memory
      • Crossing Borders – Proceed with Caution
      • Can a Drunk Consent to Sexual Activity?
      • When is a Search Warrant Valid?
      • Court of Appeal Clarifies Immigration Consequences in Sentencing
      • Testifying Part 2 – Don’t be a jerk in court
      • Testifying Part 1 – To testify or not to testify
      • Testifying Part 3 – Believe what I say
      • Testifying Part 4 – Opinions of Experts
      • When Is Non-Expert Opinion Evidence Admissible in a Criminal Trial?
      • To Plead Or Not To Plead?
      • Defending Drinking & Driving Cases
      • Why Courts Should Accept Joint Submissions
      • New Comprehensive Ranking System in Effect on November 19, 2016
      • Immigrating To Canada after Marriage
      • The Unpleasant Truth
      • Immigration Consequences of Criminal Convictions Revisited
    • Locations
    • Contact

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Clear, practical information about criminal law, immigration and court procedure. Select a question below to read the full answer.

Criminal law and court process

  • Police Arrest or Detention

  • Bail Hearings and Sureties

  • Absolute and Conditional Discharges

  • Time to Trial

  • Preparing to Testify in Court

  • How Can I Prepare for a Criminal Trial?

  • Observations and Recollection?

  • How Long Until I Get Out of Jail?

  • How Long May Police Retain Records?

Immigration, citizenship and cross-border issues

  • Criminal Charges and Immigration Status

  • How Does Canada's Immigration System Work?

  • What About the Release of Foreign Nationals on Bail?

  • Options for Foreign Nationals Charged with a Criminal Offence

  • What are Sponsorship Income Requirements?

  • What Documents are Required for a Sponsorship?

  • What Documents Required for Immigration to Canada?

  • What Documents Required to Apply for a Study Permit?

  • What Documents Required to Apply for a Work Permit?

  • What Documents Required for a Medical Appeal?

  • What Documents Required to Apply for a Temporary Resident (Visitor) Visa?

  • Documents Required for a Humanitarian and Compassionate Application?

  • What Documents are Required for a Citizenship Application?

  • What Documents Required for a Permanent Resident Card?


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