Defending Criminal Code Charges: Various Types of Cases With Various Defence Strategies

The charge of assault, as a violation of section 265 of the Criminal Code may be prosecuted as an indictable offence or a summary conviction offence per the...

A charge of fraud per section 380 of the Criminal Code may be prosecuted as an indictable offence or a summary conviction offence depending on the specific...

The charge of criminal harassment per section 264 of the Criminal Code is a serious charge with a potential penalty of ten (10) years imprisonment.

A charge of theft is a serious concerns with potential penalties of two (2) years for a theft under $5,000 charge and ten (10) years for a theft over $5,000...

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In 2018, section 249 of the Criminal Code was replaced by section 320.13, which addresses the dangerous operation of a conveyance and involve penalties that...

A person who aids or abets or incites or encourages or assists, another person in committing a crime may be charged and found just as culpable as another...

The conduct of publishing, distributing, selling, or otherwise disseminating the private intimate image of another person without consent violates section...

The Criminal Code contains provisions criminalizing loitering or prowling near a residence at night. 

Uttering threats is a hybrid criminal offence that is punishable by up to five years in prison if prosecuted as an indictable offence or up to two years less a...

Under section 467.1 of the Criminal Code, a criminal organization can be as few as three people if they plan or engage in serious offences punishable by at...

Section 320.13 of Canada's Criminal Code addresses dangerous driving. Charges can be indictable or summary, with penalties ranging from fines to...