Canadian Criminal Code

In Canada, the offence of operation – low blood drug concentration

The National Defence Act (NDA)

In Canada, the offence commonly referred to as offensive weapons, prohibited is governed by Section 91(2) of the Criminal Code. This provision makes it a crime to possess certain high‑risk …

In Canadian criminal law, offences against public order are some of the most serious crimes because they target the stability, safety, and functioning of society and the state itself. Under …

Under Canadian criminal law, the offence of keeping a common bawdy house

Under the Customs Act Canada, UCR Code 6300 covers a wide range of offences related to importing and exporting goods across Canada’s borders. These violations include smuggling goods into or …

In Canadian criminal law, failure to comply drugs (UCR Code 9245) refers to situations where a driver or other operator of a vehicle refuses or fails to provide a legally …

Dangerous operation causing death while street racing is one of the most serious driving offences in Canada. It applies when someone participates in an unlawful street race and operates a …

In Canada, the criminal organization offence of “commit offence for criminal organization” (Uniform Crime Reporting UCR code 3841) targets people who commit serious crimes to help or advance a criminal …

Heroin trafficking in Canada is one of the most serious drug offences under federal law. Classified under Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Code 4210, it covers the illegal sale, distribution, transport, …