Theft is a criminal offence in Ontario, Canada, and is defined as taking something that belongs to someone else without their permission, with the intent to deprive the owner of it permanently. The severity of the charge and potential penalties depend on the value of the stolen property and the circumstances of the crime. Defenses […]
Category: Theft Law
What Theft Charges Are The Most Difficult To Get Dropped In Ontario?
In Ontario, theft charges can be difficult to get dropped for a variety of reasons. The specific circumstances of the case and the evidence against the accused can make it challenging to have the charges dismissed. Here are a few examples of theft charges that may be more difficult to get dropped: In summary, theft […]
What Is The Maximum Penalty For Theft In Ontario?
Theft is a serious criminal offence in Ontario, and the maximum penalty for theft depends on the specific circumstances of the case and the value of the property stolen. Under the Criminal Code of Canada, theft is divided into two categories: theft under $5,000, which is considered a summary conviction offence, and theft over $5,000, […]
