Sentences with phrase «property offences»

There are a variety of ways to defend property offences.

The penalty for property offences ranges from small fines to periods of imprisonment depending on the circumstances of your case and the specific offence that you have been found guilty of.

Individuals are often charged with property offences as a result of evidence that is obtained through a police search.

Thus, the Territory Government has attached mandatory detention sentences to commonly committed serious property offences.

Property offences refer to allegations where property is either taken, possessed or damaged without permission and can include offences commonly referred to as: Theft, Fraud, Possession of Stolen Property or Mischief.

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It is not a mere property offence; it is an encroachment into a person or a family's safest space.

Whether it is the nuisance created by petty theft and damage, or devastating loss caused by major fraud, or serious violence accompanying robbery, home invasion and break and enter, the police and Crown are committed to prosecuting property offences.

The retention of mandatory sentencing in respect of certain property offences appears to be a significant inhibitor to reducing the rates of Indigenous incarceration and recidivism in Western Australia.

For a sampling of recent successes that Vancouver Criminal Defence Lawyer Emmet J. Duncan has enjoyed for his Clients, browse his Recent Successes in Defending Property Offences.

To address your questions: I realize our policy does not refer directly to puppy mills, but I think the intent is clear that we would support or bring forward legislation which would make cruelty to animals an office under the criminal code (not a property offence), therefore making it a whole lot riskier for puppy mills to operate.

R. v. J.W.S. 2004 ABQB 407 (CanLII)-- 2004-03-23 Alberta Court of Queen's Bench — Edmonton, Alberta [reference spelling error «McKenzie] Criminal law — Offences — Property offences — Possession of breaking instruments — Possession of stolen goods — Procedure — Trial judge's duties — Where accused -LSB-...]

Drunk Driving, DUI, Impaired Driving, Driving Over.08, Prohibited Driving, Driving while Disqualified and Driving without Due Care and Consideration, Property Offences, Theft, Fraud, Possession of Stolen Property and Break & Enter

Mr. Rusonik focuses on defences based on breaches of an individual's rights as protected by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, especially in relation to drug, weapon and property offences.

She has defended charges as diverse as homicide, sexual assaults, child pornography, drug cases, domestic assaults, property offences, and pretty much everything in between.

Non-violent crime includes both property offences and other non-violent Criminal Code offences.

But even should such a balancing exercise be allowable under the ICCPR to determine whether mandatory sentencing laws are not «unreasonable, unjust or non-proportional», it is patently false to suggest that such laws, particularly those in the Northern Territory, relate only to «serious property offences».