All charges have been stayed against a police officer of the Niagara Regional Police Service at the request of the Crown after the credibility of the Crown’s key witness was called into question. The officer’s matter concluded on December 20, 2021. You can read the news coverage from The Globe and Mail, CBC, and St. Catharines Standard.
Joseph Markson to moderate upcoming panel at the OBA's Institute series program
Joseph will host the “Best Practices and Insights from Around the Globe in Criminal Law” panel at the OBA’s Institute Across Borders: Legal Issues and Best Practices for Ontario Lawyers from Around the World webinar on November 10, 2021. Attendees will learn about Canadian, Mexican, and US perspectives on criminal law matters and the status of court operations.
You can learn more about the event here.
Joseph Markson recognized by Best Lawyers™ in Canada 2022 for his work in Criminal Defence
Markson Law congratulates Joseph Markson, who was selected by his peers for recognition in the 16th Edition of Best Lawyers™ in Canada in the category of Criminal Defence.
Joseph Markson recognized by Best Lawyers™ in Canada 2021 for his work in Criminal Defence
Markson Law congratulates Joseph Markson, who was selected by his peers for recognition in the 15th Edition of Best Lawyers™ in Canada in the category of Criminal Defence.
Joseph Markson to speak at 2020 PAO Conference
Joseph Markson will discuss significant issues facing police employers and associations, as well as incoming legislative changes, on day one of the PAO’s annual conference.
The conference takes place from March 2-3, in Thornhill.
Joseph Markson invited to speak at 2020 OACP Labour Conference
Joseph Markson, alongside PAO President Bruce Chapman, will discuss disciplinary processes in the police force, with a focus on the recent R. v. Doering decision and its implications for policing in Ontario, this Thursday at OACP’s annual conference.
The conference spans a two-day period from February 13 - 14 and is an opportunity for police leaders and executives to come together to discuss topical issues facing police today.
Joseph Markson to teach at Notre Dame Law School's Intensive Trial Advocacy Course
Joseph Markson will be one of several guest instructors at the law school’s annual intensive trial advocacy program, which takes place this weekend from January 10-12, 2020.