Statutory publication bans are court orders that restrict the publication, broadcasting, or transmission of information that could identify specific individuals involved in criminal proceedings. These bans are designed to protect the privacy and safety of victims, witnesses, and justice system participants, while also ensuring fair trials by preventing prejudicial publicity. […]
The accused was charged with Assault CC.266 in a Domestic Violence matter. Accused was admitted to DV Programing and upon completion of programming, they received an Absolute Discharge.
The concept of a “marked departure from normal conduct” often arises when determining the threshold for certain offences, particularly those requiring proof of negligence, recklessness, or impairment. This term helps to establish when behaviour deviates significantly from what a reasonable person would consider safe or acceptable under similar circumstances. The […]
The accused was charged with Fraud Under $5,000 CC.380. The accused received an Absolute Discharge upon paying full Restitution.
Parole and probation play a crucial role in balancing the goals of rehabilitation, reintegration, and public safety. This page outlines the key elements of parole and probation orders, their implications, and how they may affect you if you are criminally accused. What is Parole? Parole is a form of conditional […]
The death penalty in Canada is a topic steeped in history, emotion, and legal evolution. While capital punishment has long been abolished, its legacy remains a subject of discussion and reflection. Understanding its historical context and ultimate abolition can provide insights into Canada’s legal principles and societal values. Historical Background […]
The accused was charged with Assault CC.266 in a Domestic Violence matter. Accused was admitted to DV Programing and upon completion of programming, they received an Absolute Discharge.
The accused, who was a youth, was charged with Sexual Assault CC.271. After various court ordered evaluations and discussions with the Crown, the accused was sentenced to probation.
The accused was charged with Impaired Driving CC.320.14(1)(a), Exceed .08 CC.320.14(1)(b). The matter was set for trial. Just prior to trial, all charges were stayed by the Crown.