Criminal Harassment in Canada

By: David G. Bayliss , September 2012. This article is an overview, in layman’s terms, of the requirements for proof of an allegation of criminal harassment in Canada. For a more comprehensive understanding of how this relatively new criminal legislation has been interpreted by Canadian Courts, reference should be made to legal information websites which recite actual court decisions and legal academic literature on what is a somewhat complex area of law. For example www.canlii.ca [...]

2019-09-06T13:29:19+00:00November 8th, 2013|Canadian Law, Criminal Code Canada, Criminal Harassment, Criminal Law, Harassment|Comments Off on Criminal Harassment in Canada

The Consequences of An Allegation of Sexual Assault

By: David G. Bayliss , December 17, 2010. This article is written as a basic informational tool for the layperson with limited or no legal training. It deals with the consequences and potential consequences for persons eighteen years or older against whom a crime of sexual assault is alleged. Different rules apply for defendants under the age of eighteen. Any opinions expressed here are those of the author, a lawyer called to the bar of [...]

2019-09-05T18:31:01+00:00November 8th, 2013|Canadian Law, Criminal Code Canada, Criminal Law, Sexual Assault|Comments Off on The Consequences of An Allegation of Sexual Assault

Murder, Manslaughter or Infanticide – Culpable Homicide Under Canadian Law

By: David G. Bayliss - December 16, 2010. This article is a simplified description, in layperson's terms, of the law of homicide in Canada. For the actual applicable law, please consult the Criminal Code of Canada. In Canada, criminally blameworthy homicide is either murder, manslaughter or infanticide. Homicide that does not fit into one of these categories is not a crime. Infanticide occurs when a female person causes the death of her newly born child [...]

2021-07-29T19:24:59+00:00November 8th, 2013|Canadian Law, Crime, Criminal Code Canada, Criminal Law, Culpable Homicide, First Degree Murder, Homicide, Infanticide, Manslaughter, Murder, Second Degree Murder|Comments Off on Murder, Manslaughter or Infanticide – Culpable Homicide Under Canadian Law
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