Uttering Threats

Uttering threats is a criminal offence that involves knowingly conveying a threat to cause death or bodily harm, damage property, or harm an animal. Even words spoken in the heat of the moment can result in serious criminal charges.

What Is Considered Uttering Threats?

A person can be charged with uttering threats if they knowingly communicate a threat to:

  • Cause death or bodily harm to another person

  • Destroy or damage someone’s property

  • Kill, poison, or injure an animal that belongs to another person

Common Situations Where Charges Arise

Uttering threats charges often stem from:

  • Domestic disputes or relationship breakdowns

  • Heated text message exchanges

  • Neighbour or property disputes

  • Workplace conflicts

  • Custody or family law tensions

Early legal advice is critical before providing any statement.

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  • Learn about possible consequences

  • Understand your legal options moving forward

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Every case has more than one side. Criminal allegations often arise in complex, emotionally charged, or high-pressure situations.

At this stage, Kandola Law takes the time to:

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  • Listen closely to your version of events

  • Understand the surrounding circumstances

  • Identify legal strengths, risks, and strategic opportunities

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Once a strategy is established, Kandola Law works to pursue the best possible outcome based on the facts and the evidence.

This may involve:

  • Negotiating with the Crown for early resolution

  • Exploring alternative measures where appropriate

  • Filing legal applications

  • Preparing for and conducting a trial

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