By Daniel A. Burton, Esq. -  The Appellate Division recently handed down a published decision that further examines domestic violence in the context of contempt proceedings being held against a Defendant

By: Thomas E. Santarlas, Ph.D. - Process server software plays a critical part in determining the efficiency of your business. It is the foundation underpinning the rest of your operations. Without a solid program, your business may be operating at a snail’s pace costing thousands of dollars in a loss of productivity. 

By: Chief Joel F. Shults, Ed.D. PoliceOne.com - One of the many limitations of body worn cameras, dash cams, and civilian witness accounts are the signs of active resistance that the arresting officer becomes aware of. 

By Steve Merti The Daily Brew - More than half the 8,000 members of the Toronto Police Force earned more than $100,000 last year, including one constable who pulled in close to a quarter million dollars, according to figures released under Ontario's so-called sunshine law. The data, released recently by the department under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, shows more than 4,100 Toronto officers earned more than $100,000 in 2015. 

By Josh Elliott, CTVNews.ca -  An Ottawa woman whose daughter died in a car crash hopes her story will serve as a warning to others about the dangers of distracted driving. Samantha Lyman's daughter Katrina died when her vehicle collided with a pick-up truck near her home. The 18-year-old had posted a message to Facebook moments before the collision, and her mother says that's what led to her death. Now, Samantha Lyman wants Katrina's story to be a cautionary tale for others.