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==Criminal charges== ...eing a professor on May 7, 2004 because of the arrest, despite denying the charges.

...distributing and circulating obscene videos contrary to s. 163 (8) of the Criminal Code of Canada. ...G. Kent-Snowsell, for mounting such a thorough and vigorous defence to the charges.

...of making and distributing obscene material contrary to s. 163 (1) of the Criminal Code of Canada. ...iolence, which is statutorily prohibited in Canada under s. 163 (8) of the Criminal Code of Canada.

...on should be contrasted with [[decriminalization]], which removes criminal charges from an action but leaves intact associated laws and regulations.

SEG has not been charged with any criminal offense. Mr. Sweet has not been detained in this matter. ...ilight sadoslaves.com video episodes are obscene pursuant to s. 163 of the Criminal Code of Canada. Three counts allege that the accused "did make, distribute

;BDSM Site Faces Obscenity Charges ...deliberating the case of [[Glenn Marcus]], who was arrested in May 2005 on charges of forced labor and distribution of obscene materials through his BDSM site

A letter outlining the charges was given to the group's president, Duane Long Jr. on Monday during a meeti ...ere minor and will be dealt with in an administrative hearing. No criminal charges will be filed.

...with any bar bill, immediate payment is demanded on the threat of criminal charges (or, occasionally, physical violence).

...buse of a position of trust for sexual relations can also lead to criminal charges being raised against the abuser. This is primarily used for the protection

...in, claiming that his life was turned upside down during the 13 months the charges were pending, turned around and sued Carrier that same year. Katzberg said there are good reasons why a defendant who had escaped criminal charges would refrain from suing government informants.

...nation or incrimination of others that could be used as evidence in civil, criminal, or disciplinary proceedings; and the settling of scores.

'''''People v. Jovanovic''''' was a highly publicized criminal case in New York. In 1996, '''Oliver Jovanovic''' (born 1966) was accused o ...division of Manhattan's District Attorney's office, then decided to press charges.

Transsexuals have faced criminal charges for entering the gendered toilets of the gender they live as.{{Fact|Feburar

...mber of Parliament (MP) Noel Pemberton-Billing on the following charges of criminal libel: Allan lost the case. Her trial became entangled in obscenity charges brought forth by the state against the performance given by Allan in her ''

==Criminal history== ...the time with forgery and unlicensed possession of a firearm, with further charges possible.<!-- "Police find fake checks, IDs; Women jailed", ''The Spokesman

...udge Raymond R. Low of the Provincial Court of British Columbia, Vancouver Criminal District, is expected to hand down his decision in this case on Friday (Apr ...et Productions Inc., faces nine charges of producing obscene videos and 10 charges of possessing obscene materials for the purposes of distribution.

...udge Raymond R. Low of the Provincial Court of British Columbia, Vancouver Criminal District, is expected to hand down his decision in this case on Friday (Apr ...et Productions Inc., faces nine charges of producing obscene videos and 10 charges of possessing obscene materials for the purposes of distribution.

...inside a closed and locked bathroom stall at the time of the incident, the charges were later dropped. : Section 6 of the Criminal Law (Consolidation)(Scotland) Act 1995 makes it an offense to show any lewd

I have been a criminal defense lawyer for over twenty years. I've also been in the leather lifesty === Possible Criminal Charges ===

...n, takes the side of her accomplice and threatens the doctor with criminal charges or a lawsuit. This form of the badger game was first widely publicized in a