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Weapons Trafficking Laws in Canada
Weapons trafficking is a serious criminal offence in Canada involving the illegal sale, transfer, or transport of firearms or prohibited weapons. Convictions can lead to lengthy prison sentences. Our lawyers can help you understand the charges and build a strong defence.
Prostitution Laws in Canada: Is Sex Work Legal?
Prostitution laws in Canada are complex. While selling sex is not illegal, many related activities—such as purchasing sexual services, advertising, or operating a brothel—are prohibited. Learn what is permitted, the legal risks, and why legal guidance is essential for sex work cases.
Parole and Probation in Canada: Get Out of Jail!
Parole and probation offer ways to serve part of your sentence outside jail under strict conditions. In Canada, these options can help reduce time behind bars. Our lawyers can explain your eligibility and guide you through the process to improve your chances of early release.
Counterfeiting Laws in Canada Expained
Counterfeiting is a serious criminal offence in Canada involving the creation or use of fake money, documents, or trademarks. Penalties can include large fines and prison time. Learn what counts as counterfeiting and how our lawyers can help defend your rights.
Contempt of Court Laws in Canada Explained
Contempt of court in Canada means disobeying or disrespecting a court order or process. This can include refusing to testify or disrupting proceedings. It’s a serious offence. Our lawyers can help you understand the charges and protect your rights in court.
Attempted Murder (s. 239) Laws in Canada
Attempted murder under Section 239 of Canada’s Criminal Code is one of the most serious charges, carrying the potential for life imprisonment. Even without a death, intent and actions matter. Our defence lawyers provide experienced representation to protect your rights and build your case.
Sexual Exploitation (s. 153 (1)) Laws in Canada
Sexual Exploitation under s.153(1) of the Criminal Code targets adults who abuse positions of trust or authority to exploit youth. This serious offence carries severe penalties. Learn how the law applies, available defences, and why experienced legal representation is vital.
Defamatory Libel Laws in Canada Explained
Defamatory libel is a criminal offence in Canada that involves publishing false statements that harm someone’s reputation. This can lead to serious legal consequences. Our lawyers can explain the law, your rights, and how to respond if you’re facing a libel-related charge.
Solicitation (s. 213) Laws in Canada
Solicitation under Section 213 of Canada’s Criminal Code makes it illegal to communicate in public for the purpose of buying or selling sexual services. Convictions can have serious consequences. Our experienced defence lawyers provide guidance and strong representation to protect your rights.
Criminal Negligence Causing Death Laws in Canada Explained
Criminal negligence causing death is a serious offence in Canada. It involves reckless or dangerous actions that show disregard for human life and result in death. If you're facing this charge, our lawyers can help you understand your rights and build a strong legal defence.
