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Man guilty of second-degree murder, acquitted of higher charge
A jury has found a Toronto man guilty of second-degree murder for stabbing an apartment building neighbour in an elevator in a case that’s “sad for all concerned,” Toronto criminal… Read more
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Rosen named in Best Lawyers’ list
Toronto criminal lawyer John Rosen has been included in the 2013 Best Lawyers in Canada roundup. Rosen, a senior partner with Rosen Naster LLP, was recognized under the criminal… Read more
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Top court sends strong message on terrorism
A ruling from Canada’s top court sends a clear message that terrorists will not find safety in this country, says Toronto criminal lawyer John Rosen. The Supreme Court of… Read more
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RCMP’s strategy a “good first step” – but not enough
Toronto criminal lawyer John Rosen says word that the RCMP is using a new strategy to target white-collar criminals is “a good first step, but it’s not nearly enough.”… Read more
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Rosen: jury saw main complainants were incredible
Five Toronto Police officers were convicted of attempting to obstruct justice, but acquitted of all other charges in a case that Toronto criminal lawyer John Rosen says had “a… Read more
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Don’t Convict officers on word of drug dealers, says Rosen
The Crown is asking a jury to convict five honest, hard-working former drug squad officers based on…Read more
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Five charges dropped against former drug squad officers
Toronto criminal lawyer John Rosen tells the Globe and Mail that the judge in trial of former Toronto drug squad officers has registered acquittals in five charges after the… Read more
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Rosen shows video at drug squad trial
Toronto criminal lawyer John Rosen shows video at police drug squad trial that shows stripper witness appearing calm in video shot after alleged abuse. Read story in Toronto… Read more
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Justice fallout from Drummond Report
Toronto criminal lawyers John Rosen and Sam Goldstein talk to Law Times reporter Kendyl Sebesta about the ramifications of the Drummond Report in Ontario. Read Story in Law… Read more
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Rosen says Shafias may have appeal grounds
Toronto criminal lawyer John Rosen tells the Globe and Mail there may be appeal arguments for the Shafias, convicted of four counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of… Read more