Sexual Offences
Invitation to Sexual Touching (s. 152) Laws in Canada
Invitation to Sexual Touching under s. 152 of the Criminal Code makes it illegal to invite, counsel, or incite a person under 16 to engage in sexual contact. Convictions carry severe penalties. Learn how the law applies, possible defences, and why strong legal representation is vital.
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.
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.
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.
Indecent Act (s. 173) Laws in Canada
An indecent act under s.173 of the Criminal Code involves engaging in offensive or obscene behavior in public with intent to insult or offend. If charged, penalties can be severe. Our lawyer can help defend your rights and guide you through the legal process.
Sexual Interference (s. 151) Laws in Canada
Sexual interference under s.151 of the Criminal Code makes it illegal to touch a person under 16 for a sexual purpose. This offence carries severe penalties. Learn how the law is applied, available defences, and why skilled legal counsel is essential for protecting your rights.
Sexual Assault (s. 271) Laws in Canada
Sexual assault under **s. 271 of the Criminal Code** covers any non-consensual sexual activity, regardless of severity. Penalties are severe, ranging from fines to imprisonment. Learn how the law defines sexual assault, possible defences, and why strong legal representation is vital.
Sexual Interference Laws in Canada
Sexual interference, under s.151 of the Criminal Code, makes it illegal to touch a person under 16 for a sexual purpose. Convictions carry severe penalties and long-term consequences. Our lawyers can explain your rights, build a defence, and guide you through the legal process.
What should I do if I have been falsely accused of sexual assault?
Being falsely accused of sexual assault is overwhelming. Stay calm, avoid contact with the accuser, and do not make statements to police without legal advice. Our lawyers can protect your rights and build a strong defence.
What is sexual assault?
Sexual assault in Canada involves any unwanted sexual activity without consent, from unwanted touching to forced acts. Charges are serious, carrying severe penalties. Understanding your rights and legal options is essential if you are accused or impacted.
