In today’s digital age, the internet has become an integral part of daily life, revolutionizing how we communicate, work, and entertain ourselves. However, this technological advancement has also given rise to a new wave of criminal activities known as cybercrimes. In British Columbia (BC), Canada, these crimes are taken very Read more…
The rights of victims in the criminal process in British Columbia (BC), are integral to ensuring that justice is served fairly and respectfully. This blog post aims to provide an overview of these rights, exploring their scope and implications, which are crucial for victims, their families, and legal professionals to Read more…
Impaired driving laws in British Columbia remains a serious offence, with stringent laws and significant consequences designed to deter drivers from operating vehicles under the influence of alcohol or drugs. This post delves into the current legal framework, the potential penalties for those found guilty, and the viable legal defenses Read more…
If you find yourself being sued in British Columbia (BC), Canada, it’s important to handle the situation promptly and effectively. Being sued can happen in various fields such as personal injury, contract disputes, property disputes, and more. The process can be complex and stressful, but understanding the steps you need Read more…
Immediate Safety Measures for Victims of Family Violence When facing immediate danger due to family violence, taking prompt and decisive action is crucial for your safety and well-being. Here are the steps you should consider: Understanding Legal Frameworks Against Family Violence Family violence encompasses a range of harmful behaviors that Read more…
Understanding Criminal Harassment Criminal harassment involves actions such as stalking, which are intended to instill fear for your safety without any lawful reason. Typically, these actions must occur more than once to be considered harassment. However, a single incident may suffice if it’s particularly threatening. It’s irrelevant whether the harasser Read more…
THEFT An offence under section 334 of the Criminal Code prohibits the taking or converting of anything from another person with fraudulent intent, and without colour of right, to deprive (temporarily or absolutely), use as security, part with it under a condition that you may be unable to perform or Read more…