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Being charged with assault can have serious consequences for your freedom, career, and reputation. Assault charges under Canada’s Criminal Code include both physical and verbal threats, and they can range from minor disputes to severe attacks.
At Juzkiw Law, we specialize in defending clients against all types of assault charges, including domestic assault, assaults with weapons, and aggravated assaults. Our team of experienced assault lawyers in Toronto ensures your rights are protected every step of the way.
Types of Assault Charges in Canada
- Simple Assault
- Physical or verbal attack without a weapon or serious injury.
- Physical or verbal attack without a weapon or serious injury.
- Assault with a Weapon / Assault Causing Bodily Harm
- Involves using a weapon or causing injury to another person.
- Involves using a weapon or causing injury to another person.
- Aggravated Assault
- Severe attacks that threaten life or result in serious injury.
- Severe attacks that threaten life or result in serious injury.
- Assaulting a Peace Officer
- Any attack on a law enforcement officer, with or without a weapon.
- Any attack on a law enforcement officer, with or without a weapon.
- Aggravated Assault of a Peace Officer
- Using a weapon or causing bodily harm during an assault on a peace officer.
- Using a weapon or causing bodily harm during an assault on a peace officer.
All these offences violate another person’s rights and carry significant legal consequences, including fines, probation, and imprisonment.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Being charged with assault means the Crown alleges you applied force, threatened, or attempted to harm another person. It can include physical, verbal, or domestic situations.
Domestic assault involves harm, threats, or intimidation towards a spouse, partner, or family member. Charges can include both minor and aggravated assault.
An assault lawyer can challenge evidence, negotiate reduced charges, and protect your record from permanent criminal consequences.
Penalties range from fines and probation for minor offences to imprisonment for aggravated assault or assault with a weapon.
Yes. With the right defence strategy, including gathering evidence and witness statements, a skilled lawyer can build a strong case to protect your rights.
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