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How Does the Canadian Criminal Code Define Theft and Burglary?
Jul 12, 2023
An individual is guilty of theft if they take a piece of property that does not belong to them and t...
Read MoreWhat is the Criminal Offence ‘Possession of Stolen Property?’
Jul 11, 2023
Canadian Criminal Code identifies the possession of the stolen property as a criminal offence punish...
Read MoreHow Does the Canadian Criminal Code Define Theft, Burglary, and Breaking and Entering?
Jul 10, 2023
In Canada, theft is any act in which an individual or group knowingly and fraudulently takes an asse...
Read MoreCan You Claim Self-Defence in a Murder Trial?
Jul 09, 2023
There are several unfortunate examples of people defending their spouses, children, parents, and hom...
Read MoreWhat is the Duress Defence?
Jul 08, 2023
Self-defence arguments are used to say that the defendant needed to perform a potentially illegal ac...
Read MoreWhat is ‘Acquaintance Sexual Assault?’
Jul 06, 2023
When sexual assault is depicted in media like television shows and movies, we often see it portrayed...
Read MoreHow Can Technology Help Criminal Defence Lawyers with a Sexual Assault Case?
Jul 05, 2023
The role of technology in sexual assault cases is a bit of a double-edged sword. This is to say that...
Read MoreHow Common Are False Allegations of Sexual Assault in Canada?
Jul 04, 2023
In a post #metoo society, there has been a dramatic increase in reports of sexual assault worldwide....
Read MoreHow Does Canada’s Criminal Code Define Self-Defence?
Jul 03, 2023
Defined under Sections 34 and 35 of the Criminal Code, Self-Defence and the defence of property are ...
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