Canada’s bail laws changed in 2026, including new reverse-onus provisions for certain assault and sexual assault charges involving alleged choking, suffocation, or strangulation.

In this video, we explain when the new bail rules may apply, what reverse onus means, why the exact Criminal Code charge matters, and what may be included in a proposed release plan.

If you are facing an assault charge or bail hearing in Calgary, obtaining legal advice early can help you understand the rules that apply to your case.

Call Akram Law at (403) 774-9529 to speak with a Calgary criminal defence lawyer.

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Canada’s 2026 bail reforms may affect certain assault cases in Calgary, particularly where allegations involve choking, weapons, repeat violence, outstanding charges, or offences allegedly committed while on release.

In this video, we explain when reverse-onus bail may apply, how bail conditions can affect everyday life, and why a practical release plan can be important at a contested bail hearing.Not every assault charge creates a reverse-onus situation. The exact Criminal Code charge and circumstances must be reviewed.

Call Akram Law at (403) 774-9529 to speak with a Calgary criminal defence lawyer.

Read more:https://akramlaw.com/calgary-a....ssault-charges-new-b

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