Top Defences Used in Criminal Cases
When facing criminal charges, it is crucial to understand the different defences that may be available to you.
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When facing criminal charges, it is crucial to understand the different defences that may be available to you.
The Canadian Criminal Code is a set of federal laws outlining the criminal offences punishable by law.
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Consent can also be withdrawn at any point, and going beyond what has been consented to can result in charges of sexual assault. Specific situations where there is no consent are outlined in Section 273.1 of the Criminal Code.
Canadian judges must balance punishment, rehabilitation, and legal considerations when determining a just sentence.
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If you or a loved one has been found guilty of a crime and are facing a sentencing hearing, a character reference letter can be a valuable tool in advocating for leniency.
Several historical events in Canada involving firearms have prompted calls for stricter gun control laws and led to the implementation of new regulations related to firearms and weapons.
The criminal justice systems of the United States and Canada differ in their structure, approach to drug offences, prosecution of cases, sentencing practices, and appeal processes.
In late 2022, Parliament repealed laws that required judges to consider mandatory minimum penalties (MMPs) for 14 offences in the Criminal Code and all six crimes in the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.
Overview of six historical events in Canada that reflect offences Against the Person and Reputation as outlined in the Criminal Code.