Charged with assault causing bodily harm? Contact us now to schedule a free, confidential consultation.
Assault causing bodily harm is treated as a serious offence under Canadian law and can lead to jail time, strict bail conditions, and long-term consequences. At De Boyrie Law, we provide focused, strategic defence for clients charged under s.267 of the Criminal Code. These cases often hinge on the extent of injury, credibility of witnesses, and context of the incident. We carefully examine medical records, challenge exaggerations or inconsistencies in testimony, and work to reduce or eliminate the lasting impact of a charge. Whether through resolution or trial, our goal is always to protect your freedom and reputation.
Popular Questions Assaults Causing Bodily Harm
Cases involving assault causing bodily harm may also include charges such as uttering threats, mischief, weapons use, or breach of recognizance.
What qualifies as “bodily harm” in a domestic assault case?
Bodily harm typically includes any injury that interferes with a person’s health or comfort—such as bruising, swelling, or more serious injuries. It does not have to be permanent.
