Self-defence when a person is the victim of an unprovoked assault (Section 34 of the Criminal Code ).
February 9, 2012 by Bruce Engel LL.B.
Category: Assault, Featured
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Bruce Engel of Engel and Associates criminal lawyers in Ottawa explains self-defence as it is described in Sections 34 of the Criminal Code when a person is the victim of an unprovoked assault. Though self-defence is defined more than once in the Criminal Code, the application of the definitions is very complicated and something that [...]
Self-Defence When A Person Is A Victim Of An Unprovoked Assault
December 20, 2011 by Bruce Engel LL.B.
Category: Assault, Criminal, General
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Bruce Engel of Engel and Associates criminal lawyers in Ottawa explains self-defence as it is described in Sections 34 of the Criminal Code when a person is the victim of an unprovoked assault. Though self-defence is defined more than once in the Criminal Code, the application of the definitions is very complicated and something that [...]
What Happens When Someone Pleads Guilty To Domestic Assault
September 10, 2008 by Edward Prutschi LL.B.
Category: Domestic Assault
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Across the province of Ontario, a system is in place that comes into play when a person pleads guilty of domestic assault. It is known either as PARS (Partner Assault Response Systems) or the EIP (Early Intervention Program).
Bail Hearings And Sureties For Domestic Assault Clients
September 10, 2008 by Edward Prutschi LL.B.
Category: Domestic Assault
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When the accused is taken to jail, he will not have the opportunity to call family members or a friend. He needs to make a call to his lawyer and the lawyer will call those who need to be contacted, whether it’s work, family members, or proposed sureties.
The Typical Conditions Of Bail For A Domestic Assault
September 9, 2008 by Edward Prutschi LL.B.
Category: Domestic Assault
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Though the accused may have a surety for bail, a domestic assault charge can result in unique issues at bail hearings. • First of all, the accused is more likely to find that the Crown is opposed to release of the accused from custody. It is much more common to find Crown Attorneys denying consent [...]



