In the newsCTV News London· March 19, 2026
Suspect granted bail in Chesham Place weapons and explosives investigation
CTV News London reports that one of the accused in the Chesham Place investigation was granted bail.
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Press coverage of matters in the news and legal commentary from Nicola Circelli, criminal defence lawyer in London, Ontario. Each entry summarises the reporting and links to the original source.
- In the newsLondon Free Press· 2026
Woman charged in London explosives investigation released on bail
The London Free Press reports one of the accused was released on a modest recognizance after a bail hearing.
- In the newsLondon Free Press· 2026
Third accused in London explosives investigation to apply for bail
The London Free Press reports a third person charged in the investigation is set to seek release on bail.
- In the newsLondon Free Press· 2026
Day-long bail hearing in London explosives case ends without a decision
The London Free Press reports a lengthy bail hearing concluded with the decision reserved.
- In the newsLondon Free Press· 2026
Defence raises concerns over delayed disclosure in London explosives case
The London Free Press reports defence counsel raised concerns about delays in the Crown's disclosure of evidence.
- In the newsLondon Free Press· 2026
Accused in London explosives investigation makes brief court appearance
The London Free Press reports one of the accused appeared briefly in court as the matter was put over.
- PublicationMiddlesex Law Association — The SNAIL (newsletter)· February 2023
Bail Reform Should Be Approached with Caution
Nicola Circelli's contribution to the Middlesex Law Association newsletter on proposed 'reverse onus' bail reform and the Supreme Court's guidance in Zora and Antic.
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