Kruse Law

Self-defence is legal in Canada — but only under specific circumstances.

When does protecting yourself cross the line into assault?

Criminal defence lawyer Mike Kruse explains how Canadian law looks at self-defence.

Watch the video:
https://www.kruselaw.ca/video/whats-the-legal-difference-between-self-defence-and-assault-in-canada/

our phone contains a massive amount of private information.

So can police search it during a traffic stop?

The answer depends on several legal factors — including warrants and your Charter rights.

Mike Kruse explains what Canadian law allows.

Watch the full breakdown:
https://www.kruselaw.ca/video/can-police-search-your-phone-during-traffic-stops/

Security guards are not police officers.

But they do have certain legal powers that many people misunderstand.

When are you legally required to comply with security?
When can you walk away?

Mike Kruse explains the difference.

Watch here:
https://www.kruselaw.ca/video/do-you-legally-have-to-stop-and-comply-with-security-guards-in-canada/

You have the right to remain silent in Canada — but many people don’t fully understand when that right applies.

Do you actually have to answer police questions during an investigation or traffic stop?

Criminal defence lawyer Mike Kruse explains what the law says and what your rights really are.

Watch the video:
https://www.kruselaw.ca/video/do-you-have-to-answer-police-questions-in-canada/