
Can an Assault Causing Bodily Harm Charge Be Reduced to Simple Assault?
Being charged with assault causing bodily harm under Section 267 of the Canadian Criminal Code is an overwhelming and stressful experience. It carries significantly harsher penalties, greater social stigma, and a far higher risk of custodial jail time compared to minor physical altercations. If you or a loved one is currently facing this charge, a...
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