
What Happens If You Breach Bail Conditions in Ontario?
If you breach bail conditions in Ontario, the police can arrest you without a warrant and keep you in custody until the next hearing. In addition to damaging your credibility and hurting your chances of defence, breaching bail can lead to a separate criminal charge for failure to comply with the conditions of your release order.
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