Criminal Harassment
Corrupting Morals Laws in Canada Explained
What is a charge of Corrupting Morals? Corrupting morals is covered under 163 of the Criminal Code of Canada. Corrupting morals occurs when a person knowingly, without lawful justification or excuse, possesses, creates, or distributes obscene material, whether it is written, photographic, or otherwise. Obscenity has been held by the Supreme Court has an unreasonable exploitation of sexual violence. Corrupting Morals is a hybrid ...
Sabotage Laws in Canada
What is a charge of Sabotage? Sabotage is covered under 52(1) of the Criminal Code of Canada. Sabotage occurs when a person deliberately damages, destroys, or obstructs in order to gain political or military advantage, thereby harming Canada’s armed forces. This can include the naval, Air Force, or other areas of the armed forces. Sabotage is a hybrid offence with a Crown election. ...
Criminal Harassment (s. 264) Laws in Canada
What is Criminal Harassment? Criminal harassment is covered under s. 264 of the Criminal Code. Criminal harassment is more commonly referred to as stalking, but the offence can include a wide range of acts. However, the acts typically follow repeated, but unwanted attempts to communicate with the complainant. Criminal harassment is a hybrid offence, where depending on the circumstances of your case, the ...
