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Which type of offence is considered less serious under the Criminal Code of Canada?
Which type of offence is considered less serious under the Criminal Code of Canada?
- Indictable offences
- Summary conviction offences (correct)
- Hybrid offences
- Dual offences
What are examples of indictable offences?
What are examples of indictable offences?
- Causing a disturbance, trespassing by night, and indecent exposure
- Theft or fraud over $5000, breaking and entering, arson, assault, murder, kidnapping (correct)
- Less serious indictable offences and more serious summary conviction offences
- None of the above
What is the maximum punishment for a summary conviction offence?
What is the maximum punishment for a summary conviction offence?
- A fine of $7,500 or nine months in jail or both
- A fine of $5,000 or six months in jail or both (correct)
- A fine of $2,000 or three months in jail or both
- A fine of $10,000 or one year in jail or both
What are hybrid offences also known as?
What are hybrid offences also known as?
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How are offences classified under the Criminal Code of Canada?
How are offences classified under the Criminal Code of Canada?
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