Property Crimes
Property crimes in Alberta, such as theft, fraud, or vandalism, can result in fines, restitution orders, imprisonment, and a criminal record, depending on the severity of the offence.
Armed Robbery / Robbery with Violence
Robbery charges involve stealing property while using violence, threats, or intimidation. This combination makes the crime much more serious.
Armed Robbery / Robbery with ViolenceBreak and Enter / Home Invasion
Break and enter offenses are serious charges under Canadian law, and they come with severe penalties if a conviction occurs.
Break and Enter / Home InvasionFraud and Financial Crimes
Fraud and financial crime charges in Alberta carry serious penalties, including lengthy prison sentences, substantial fines, and lasting damage to your personal and professional reputation.
Fraud and Financial CrimesIdentity Theft & Forgery
Identity theft and forgery in Alberta are serious crimes, with penalties including imprisonment, fines, and a lasting criminal record, depending on the scale and impact of the offence.
Identity Theft & ForgeryPossession of Stolen Property
Convictions of possession of stolen property charges in Alberta can lead to fines, imprisonment, or both, and may result in a criminal record affecting future employment and travel.
Possession of Stolen PropertyTheft and Shoplifting
Theft and shoplifting offenses can result in serious consequences, including a criminal record that can affect your future.
Theft and ShopliftingVandalism & Property Damage
A property offence conviction can result in fines, imprisonment, probation, a criminal record, and community service, each varying based on the severity of the crime.
Vandalism & Property Damage