Proving Criminal Code Violations

Summary

Section 286.1 of the Canadian Criminal Code addresses obtaining sexual services for consideration. To prove a violation, the prosecution must demonstrate that the accused obtained or attempted to obtain sexual services, with evidence of an exchange of consideration and the accuseds intent and knowledge. This can involve witness testimony, surveillance, communications, financial records, and physical evidence.

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How to prove that the accused obtained, or attempted to obtain, sexual services from another person.
Proving that someone obtained or attempted to obtain sexual services involves:
- Witness testimony or statements from involved parties.
- Surveillance or video evidence.
- Communications like texts or emails indicating intent.
- Financial records showing payment or exchange.
- Any physical evidence linking the accused to the scene or transaction.
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