In the Canadian legal system, the Criminal Code of Canada defines Homicide the act of indirectly or directly causing the death of another human being. Homicide that is non-culpable involves a killing that is not considered criminal because it occurs under circumstances that absolve the individual of legal responsibility. Culpable Homicide, however, can result in […]
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