Being accused of a criminal offence is a frightening and stressful experience. In order to properly defend yourself, you must understand your rights, court procedures and legal terminology. Here you will find a collection of frequently asked questions that may assist you in deciding how to best approach your case. The information provided is not intended to substitute legal advice.
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Theft is defined generally as taking another’s property without lawful authority to do so. Depending on the monetary value of [...]
The Alternative Measures Program (AMP) is a diversion program for first time offenders or offenders with a dated criminal record [...]
The age of consent is the age at which a person can legally agree to sexual activity. Sexual activity is [...]
Shoplifting is a particular type of theft in which an individual steals items from a retail store. With the exception [...]
Sexual interference is the intentional touching of a person under the age of 16 for a sexual purpose. While similar [...]
What is sexual assault? Sexual assault is an unwanted touching of a sexual nature. It is an act in which [...]
It is a criminal offence to have in your possession anything that you know was stolen or otherwise obtained directly [...]
The absence of consent is a matter to be determined on a subjective standard at the time the sexual act [...]
Under the Criminal Code of Canada, there are many forms of mischief related to property. Generally, mischief occurs when a [...]
IMPAIRED DRIVING / DUI Impaired driving or DUI refers to criminal charges of operating a vehicle while impaired from alcohol [...]
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