Self-defence is a vital legal defense for individuals facing assault. It involves responding to force or threats of force with reasonable force to protect oneself or others from an imminent attack. In March 2013, the Citizen’s Arrest and Self-Defence Act replaced the former self-defence sections of the Criminal Code in […]
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Uttering threats is a charge that frequently appears before the law courts in Manitoba. Often these charges arise in the context of domestic relationships and the work place. Heated words exchanged in a moment of anger may put a law abiding individual in unexpected criminal jeopardy. In R v O’Brien, […]
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In Manitoba there are many different kinds of court orders designed to protect those in the community who safety is endangered. These orders may be made by the criminal, civil and family court. The criminal court will issues protective conditions in the form of undertakings and recognizance, in-custody non-communication orders, […]
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