Probation may constitute either part or the entirety of a sentence following a conviction for a criminal offence. The individual subject to probation, also known as a probation order, is obligated to comply with the conditions established by the presiding judge.
Section 34 of the code states that an individual is not criminally responsible for an act committed in self-defence or defence of another person if the act was committed while the individual believed on reasonable grounds that it was necessary for the self-preservation of the individual or the other person.
During your free consultation, we will discuss the allegations, possible outcomes, defences to the charges and legal fees. We will also create a clear path moving forward so you completely understand what to expect.