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Weapons Offense With the increasing increase in offenses related to weapons, Canadian criminal law is increasingly severe and intolerant with offenses related to weapons. According to the Canadian Penal Code, any weapon intended to threaten someone that causes injury or death is considered a weapon. That’s meaning is not just firearms. For offense cases related […]

Sexual Assault Under Canada’s Criminal Code R.S.C., 1985, c. C-46, sexual assault and related offences are taken very seriously. Charges involving sexual interference, sexual exploitation, or sexual assault can lead to lengthy imprisonment, strict probation, and lifelong consequences such as being listed in the Sex Offender Registry. If you or someone you know is facing […]

Homepage Robbery or Theft Understanding Robbery and Theft Under Canadian Law While robbery and theft may sound similar, Canadian law treats them as two distinct criminal offences with very different consequences. Knowing the difference is essential if you’re facing charges — or helping someone who is. What Is Theft? Theft occurs when someone intentionally takes […]