Karapancev LawToronto, ON · August 27, 2026Under Investigation for Sexual Assault: What to Do Before You’re Charged
Summary: If you learn you’re under investigation for sexual assault, three things matter most, right now: don’t give a statement to police until you’ve spoken to a lawyer, exercise your right to silence, and do not contact the complainant or anyone connected to the allegation. Being investigated is not the same as being charged, and...
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