Fraud involves dishonestly obtaining property, money, or valuable services through deception, falsehood, or other fraudulent methods. Fraud-related offences are defined under Sections 380 to 382 of the Criminal Code of Canada.
Common Types of Fraud
Fraud offences cover a wide range of activities, often involving different investigative agencies, such as local police, the Canada Revenue Agency, or provincial regulators. The most common types include:
- Identity theft
- Credit card fraud
- Insurance fraud
- Mortgage fraud
- Securities fraud
- Investment fraud
- Tax fraud
Why Legal Representation is Crucial
Facing fraud charges can be overwhelming and complex. A skilled criminal defence lawyer is critical to protecting your rights, understanding the evidence, and creating a robust defence strategy tailored to the specifics of your case. They can also negotiate with prosecutors and work toward a favorable resolution.
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If you are facing fraud charges, we are here to help. Available 24/7, our experienced criminal defence lawyers provide expert guidance, explore your legal options, and offer support during this challenging time. Call (306) 994-8323 for a free consultation today.