Karapancev LawToronto, ON · August 27, 2026Accused of Sexual Assault: Should You Give a Statement to Police?
Summary: In almost every case, no, you should not give a statement to police in a sexual assault case without first speaking to a criminal defence lawyer. You have the right to silence whether or not you’ve been arrested, and your decision not to give a statement can’t be used against you as proof of...
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