Sentences with phrase «peace bond ordered»

Man arrested after peace bond ordered against him alleged he might commit act of terrorism, Canadian Press

The accused will be required to abide by these conditions for the duration of the peace bond order or until otherwise notified by the court.

A peace bond orders a person to be of good behaviour and obey conditions the judge orders, for up to a year.

Not exact matches

Jones was arrested for non-compliance with a court - ordered «peace - bond», a sanction permitted under an archaic, seldom applied 1846 law.

With bonds playing that role, it will not be surprising if Boomers are content to earn a negative real return in order to buy that «insurance» and the resulting peace of mind.

A peace bond is a court order requiring the Defendant to keep the peace and be of good behaviour for a specified period of time.

Section 810 of the Criminal Code sets out that a peace bond may be ordered when an information is laid before a justice or on behalf of any person who fears on reasonable grounds that another person will cause personal injury to him or her or to his or her spouse or common - law partner or child or will damage his or her property.

Child Custody and Parenting Orders Emergency Protection Orders Exclusive Possession Orders Financial Support Options Gathering Evidence of Abuse If You're Thinking of Leaving Leaving an Abusive Relationship... If you are not a Canadian citizen No Contact Orders — Flowchart Peace Bonds Planning for an Emergency Preparing for Court Queen's Bench Protection Orders Restraining Orders Serving Documents on an Abusive Party Working with a Family Law Lawyer Writing an Affidavit

Topics covered include Applying for an Emergency Protection Order; Peace Bonds; Preparing for Court and much more.

A Restraining Order may be gotten much more quickly, however it costs more than a Peace Bond.

They are similar to peace bonds and restraining orders, but provide additional protections.

Regina v. M.S. (2012) Application by complaint for a section 810 restraining order / peace bond against Mr. M.S. (former husband of the complainant) due to allegations of criminal harassment and threaten bodily harm, withdrawn prior to the hearing in the Ontario Court of Justice.

The main differences between a Peace Bond and a Restraining Order are the amount of time it takes to get one and what happens to the person who breaks it.

If you already have an EPO, QBPO, peace bond, or restraining order against the person who assaulted you, you should show a copy of it to the police.

A restraining order is a court order like a peace bond, but they are not exactly the same.

A peace bond is a court order that requires someone to obey any conditions that the court places on the order.

A restraining order is issued from civil court, rather than criminal court like a peace bond, and you may need a lawyer to help you get a restraining order.

A restraining order is issued from civil court, rather than criminal court like a peace bond, and you may need a lawyer's help.

If an offender was already subject to a peace bond, recognizance, or any other court order at the time of the offence, the court will usually consider that an aggravating factor for sentencing purposes.

This occurs when a person makes a false complaint to the police to attempt to effect a «peace bond» (or «judicial restraining order) upon another person simply for personal gain.

As such they are considered to be akin to «judicial restraining orders» and «peace bonds» are regularly resorted to by the Court, Crown and Defence as a mid-way ground or as part of plea negotiations where assaults, sexual assaults or domestic assaults are alleged and charged in the first instance.

Also discusses restraining orders and peace bonds.

A peace bond is an order issued by the court requiring an accused to remain on good behaviour and keep the peace for a specific period of time.

A peace bond can be ordered by the court under section 810 of the Criminal Code.

Section 810 stipulates that a peace bond may be ordered by the court in cases where «an information is laid before a justice or on behalf of any person who fears on reasonable grounds that another person will cause personal injury to him or her or to his or her spouse or common - law partner or child or will damage his or her property».

There are no specific provisions in the Criminal Code dealing with the impact on residential tenancies of peace bonds or bail / sentencing orders providing for no contact and / or no attendance at the family residence.

Peace bonds are another form of no - contact order, available under section 810 of the Criminal Code in circumstances where the applicant fears on reasonable grounds that another person «will cause personal injury to him or her or to his or her spouse or common - law partner or child or will damage his or her property».

There are other legal options that a parent or guardian can apply for to help protect against abuse, such as emergency protection orders and peace bonds.

A peace bond is a court order to keep the peace and be on good behaviour for a period of time.

If one or more of the conditions of a peace bond are broken, either by not obeying one of the conditions or by getting charged with a criminal offence, the person can be charged with a separate criminal offence of «breach of recognizance» or «disobeying a court order.»

As a result, Crown counsel agreed to DROP THE CRIMINAL CHARGES, and Client entered into a restraining order (also referred to as a «peace bond» or «Recognizance») to stay away from the complainant and to take counselling.

• Decision - making rights and capacity, including for women with dementia and mental health diagnoses • Substitute decision - makers and the abuse of decision - making authority • Protection orders and peace bonds • Options to assist older women who are facing abuse and can not take action to protect themselves

The Act provides options to a person who has experienced violence in a family situation including the option of obtaining from a court a restraining order, a peace bond, an emergency protection order, a Queen's Bench protection order, and a warrant permitting entry.

In many other cases, we can negotiate with the Crown to drop the assault charge in return for the Client agreeing either to engage in a series of restorative measures to demonstrate that he or she understands and takes responsibility for the incident, or by securing the Crown's agreement to drop the charge in return for a type of restraining order, called a «recognizance» (or a s. 810 peace bond).

Protection orders are made under the Family Law Act, but there are other protections for people facing family violence under criminal law — these are called Peace Bonds.

A peace bond is a court order designed to prevent an assault.

If an emergency protection order is not available, you may be able to get a peace bond.

Alternatively, the tenant may provide the landlord with a copy of a court order (such as a restraining order, access order or a peace bond).