Our blog examines sexual assault from a legal standpoint, including the official definition of sexual assault, potential penalties, and what to do if you’ve been charged with the offence. Search our blog posts today to learn more about sexual assault cases in Ontario.
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Restrictions on Personal Freedoms Following a Sexual Assault ConvictionA person convicted of sexual assault in Ontario may face restrictions on where they can live, who they can visit, and how late they can stay out.
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How do Police Gather Evidence Against Me in My Sexual Assault CaseThe evidence that the police gather during an investigation can encompass a wide range of sources, including witness statements, the gathering and examination of physical objects, the relationship between people, places, and objects, the chronology of the events, forensic evidence such as DNA, electronic evidence such as computer or cellphone records, emails or text messages, etc.
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Wrongly Accused of Incest? Our Team Will Investigate the Claim and Defend You in CourtOur experienced defence lawyers represent clients charged with the crime of incest in London, Toronto, Windsor, and throughout Ontario.
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We Represent Clients Charged With Sexual Interference and Invitation to Sexual TouchingOur sexual assault lawyers represent clients charged with sexual interference and invitation to sexual touching in Toronto, London, and throughout Ontario.
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A Civil Lawsuit by an Alleged Sex Abuse Victim Is Not the Same as Criminal Sex Abuse ChargesOur Ontario criminal defence lawyer explains the differences between criminal and civil sex abuse cases. Contact us if you have been charged.
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Our Firm Has Successfully Defended Clients Throughout Ontario Charged With Sexually Based OffencesOur experienced sexual offence lawyers have defended clients in Toronto, Kitchener, London, Windsor and throughout Ontario. Learn about your rights here.
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How to Argue an Honest But Mistaken Belief in Consent as a Defence Against Sexual Assault ChargesAn Ontario sexual assault defence lawyer explains when a defendant may be able to argue an honest but mistaken belief in consent.
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Why the Age of Consent in Canada Is More Complicated Than You Might ThinkAn Ontario criminal defence lawyer explains the various age of consent laws in Canada and how each one affects a charge of sexual assault.
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Does More Sexual Assault Occur on Public Transit?Research indicates an increase of sexual assault in public transit. Read on to learn what constitutes sexual assault on public transit in Canadian law.
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How Valuable Is Non-DNA Evidence in a Sexual Assault Case?
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Sexual Assault Defined by the Criminal Code and Preparing a Defence
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Offences Related to Sexual AssaultUnder the Criminal Code, there are several offences that a person can commit that are related to sexual assault. Read on to learn more about them now.