Court Travel Permission Guidelines

Summary

Courts may allow offenders awaiting trial to leave Canada, but drug trafficking charges make it difficult. Courts consider flight risk, offense seriousness, and travel purpose. A month-long travel for a family wedding is likely seen as too risky. Consult a local attorney for guidance on bail conditions and legal representation.

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Drug trafficking
Given the seriousness of drug trafficking charges, it is generally challenging to obtain permission to leave the country while awaiting trial.
- Courts consider the risk of flight very seriously.
- The seriousness of the offense (drug trafficking) usually increases restrictions.
- Purpose and duration of travel are also scrutinized.
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Family wedding for 1 month
Given the seriousness of drug trafficking charges, obtaining permission to leave the country for a month is quite difficult. The court will likely view this as a significant risk of flight.
- Courts are strict about travel restrictions, especially for serious offenses like drug trafficking.
- A month-long travel could be seen as too long and risky.

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