
Peace Bonds in Ontario: How They Work and How to Resolve Domestic Assault Charges Without a Trial
A peace bond is a legal option for the accused to avoid trial, a criminal conviction, or a guilty plea. In Ontario, peace bonds are most common in criminal cases involving domestic assault, uttering threats, criminal harassment, and similar charges.
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