"Assault & Violent Crime"
Understanding and Defending Uttering Threats Charges in Canada
In Canada, uttering threats is a serious offence and is Canada’s second most prevalent police-reported violent criminal incident. If you’re…
Possession for the Purpose of Trafficking: Charges and Penalties in Canada
Imagine you are in this situation: the police have found some illegal drugs, and, for whatever reason, they have associated…
Assaulting a Peace Officer: Charges, Penalties, & Possible Defences
Canadian courts take crimes against peace officers seriously. The charge is under “Offences Against the Person and Reputation.” Similar to…
How to Defend Yourself Against Sexual Assault Charges In Canada
In Canada, sexual assault occurs when a victim is coaxed, manipulated, or forced into any unwanted sexual activity. In order…
Assault With a Weapon: Definition, Charges, Penalties, & Possible Defences
Assault with a weapon is a broad type of assault. It occurs when a person carries, uses, or threatens to…
Assault Causing Bodily Harm: Charges, Penalties, & Possible Defences
Understanding the intricacies of criminal law can often be overwhelming, especially when confronted with serious charges such as assault causing…
Domestic Violence: Is It a Felony or Misdemeanor?
In Canada, the Criminal Code does not distinguish between “felony” or “misdemeanour” charges; this is a misunderstanding stemming from the…
How to Defend Against Armed Robbery Charges in Canada
In Canada, robbery involves the theft or extortion of property using a weapon, violence, or threats of violence. There are…
What is the Difference Between Theft, Robbery and Burglary?
In situations where money or property has been taken, the terms “theft”, “burglary”, and “robbery” are often used interchangeably. However,…




