10(B) Criminal Law CenterSt. Catharines, ON · May 6, 2026DOMESTIC ASSAULT MATTERS − Can You Take Back a Police Statement in a Domestic Case? What Complainants Need to Know
Any domestic assault police statement made to the police can become part of the legal proceedings in an intimate partner violence (IPV) case. Complainants in domestic matters should understand that their statements often form a key part of the evidentiary foundation supporting the charges laid against their intimate partner. Once charges are laid, a complainant...
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