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Perjury Laws in Canada Explained

Perjury is a serious offence in Canada under section 131 of the Criminal Code. It involves knowingly lying under oath or making false statements in legal proceedings. If convicted, penalties can include imprisonment. Understanding your rights and legal options is crucial.

By |October 4, 2022|Comments Off on Perjury Laws in Canada Explained

Aggravated Assault (s. 268) Laws in Canada

Aggravated assault under Section 268 of the Criminal Code of Canada is a serious offence involving wounds, maiming, or endangering life. If you're facing such charges, our legal team can help protect your rights and build a strong defence. Contact us for a confidential consultation today.

By |September 29, 2022|Comments Off on Aggravated Assault (s. 268) Laws in Canada

Robbery (s. 322 (1)) Laws in Canada

Robbery, under section 322(1) of the Criminal Code, involves theft with violence, threats, or intimidation. It’s a serious offence with severe penalties, including jail time. If you are facing a robbery charge, our experienced lawyers can help protect your rights and defend your case.

By |September 29, 2022|Comments Off on Robbery (s. 322 (1)) Laws in Canada

Drug Trafficking (s.5 of the CDSA) Laws in Canada

Drug trafficking under s.5 of the CDSA is a serious offence in Canada, involving the sale, transport, or distribution of illegal substances. Convictions carry severe penalties. If you're facing charges, our criminal defence lawyers can help protect your rights and build your case.

By |September 25, 2022|Comments Off on Drug Trafficking (s.5 of the CDSA) Laws in Canada

Break and Enter Laws in Canada

Break and enter is a serious offence in Canada, involving unlawful entry into a home, business, or property with intent to commit a crime. Charges can lead to jail time and a criminal record. Our lawyers can help you understand your rights and defend against break and enter accusations.

By |September 20, 2022|Comments Off on Break and Enter Laws in Canada

Mischief Laws in Canada

In Canada, mischief involves willfully damaging property, interfering with its use, or obstructing lawful use. It can range from graffiti to serious property damage. Learn how mischief is charged, possible penalties, and your rights if you're facing mischief-related accusations.

By |September 14, 2022|Comments Off on Mischief Laws in Canada

Impaired Driving and Over 80 (s. 320.14 (1)) Laws in Canada

Facing impaired driving or Over 80 charges in Canada under section 320.14(1)? Learn what these offences mean, potential penalties, and how a criminal defence lawyer can help protect your rights. Understand your legal options if you’re accused of driving over the legal alcohol limit.

By |September 8, 2022|Comments Off on Impaired Driving and Over 80 (s. 320.14 (1)) Laws in Canada

Animal Cruelty (s. 445 – 447) Laws in Canada

Animal cruelty charges under sections 445 to 447 of the Criminal Code involve acts of violence, neglect, or harm toward animals. These offences are taken seriously and can lead to significant penalties. Our firm defends your rights while working toward a fair and just resolution.

By |September 8, 2022|Comments Off on Animal Cruelty (s. 445 – 447) Laws in Canada

Arson Laws in Canada Explained

Arson is a serious offence in Canada under the Criminal Code, involving intentionally setting fire to property. Penalties vary depending on harm caused, with severe consequences for endangering lives. If you're facing arson charges, our defence lawyers can help protect your rights.

By |September 7, 2022|Comments Off on Arson Laws in Canada Explained

Extortion (s. 346 (1)) Laws in Canada

Extortion under section 346(1) of the Criminal Code involves using threats, violence, or intimidation to demand something from another person. This serious offence can carry severe penalties. Our legal team provides strong defence strategies to protect your rights and freedom.

By |September 6, 2022|Comments Off on Extortion (s. 346 (1)) Laws in Canada
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