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1. • • A peace bond is a protection order made by a court under section 810 of the Criminal Code. It is used where an individual (the defendant) appears likely to commit a criminal offence, but there are no reasonable grounds to believe that an offence has actually been committed.
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     Victims Right's in Canada – Peace Bonds Fact Sheet

2. www.justice.gc.ca › peace-paixVictims Right's in Canada – Peace Bonds Fact Sheet

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   6 days ago · A peace bond is a protection order made by a court under section 810 of the Criminal Code. It is used where an individual (the defendant) appears likely to commit a criminal offence, but there are no reasonable grounds to believe that an offence has actually been committed.

3. www.ontariocourts.ca › guide-peace-bond-ENONTARIO COURT OF JUSTICE GUIDE FOR APPLYING FOR A PEACE BOND

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   This Guide explains how to apply for a peace bond (also known as a Recognizance to Keep the Peace or a “section 810”, which is the section in the Criminal Code that deals with peace bonds). It does not cover every circumstance that might arise in your case. This Guide does not provide legal advice.

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5. canada.justice.gc.ca › pdf › peace-paixPEACE BONDS - canada.justice.gc.ca

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   What is a peace bond? A peace bond is a protection order made by a court under section 810 of the Criminal Code. It is used where an individual (the defendant) appears likely to commit a criminal offence, but there are no reasonable grounds to believe that an offence has actually been committed.

6. www.plea.org › victim-safety › peace-bondsPeace Bonds - PLEA

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   Peace Bonds. If you fear for your safety, or the safety of your spouse (including a common law spouse), children or property, help may be available in the form of a peace bond. A peace bond can also be requested if someone has threatened to release or distribute intimate photos of you.

7. www.rd.com › article › history-of-peace-signThe Dark, Untold Story About the Peace Sign - Reader's Digest

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   Apr 30, 2024 · The Dark, Untold Story About the Peace Sign. It originated from flag signals meaning nuclear disarmament. Today, activists, artists, and even kids use the peace sign, and it sends a...

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8. stepstojustice.ca › steps › abuse-and-family1. Think about the conditions that will protect you

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   When you apply for a peace bond, you must tell the court the conditions you want the other person to follow. Conditions can be very general. For example, you might ask for the person to stay one km away from you. Conditions can also be specific. For example, you can include: the full name and address of any place you don't want the person to ...

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   What is a peace bond?

   • A peace bond is a protection order made by a court under section 810 of the Criminal Code. It is used where an individual (the defendant) appears likely to commit a criminal offence, but there are no reasonable grounds to believe that an offence has actually been committed.

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   What does a peace symbol represent?

   • The peace symbol came to represent the CND and was used and continues to be used by many other protestors and activists around the world to promote peace. Other shapes have interesting origins too. Sources: fastcodesign.com, thisiscolossal.com

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   How do I write a peace bond order?

   • For example, you can include: People usually ask for: With this type of order, the person you name in the peace bond is not allowed to contact or communicate with you or any children listed in the peace bond. Be sure to include the full names of all the children. You can ask for exceptions to this type of condition.

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   What are the conditions of a peace bond?

   • Conditions can be very general. For example, you might ask for the person to stay one km away from you. Conditions can also be specific. For example, you can include: People usually ask for: With this type of order, the person you name in the peace bond is not allowed to contact or communicate with you or any children listed in the peace bond.

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   What happens if a court signs a peace bond?

   • The Court will sign the peace bond and, at that point, the peace bond will be effective against the defendant.

   Victims Right's in Canada – Peace Bonds Fact Sheet

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   Who can get a peace bond?

   • The person who applies for the peace bond is called the “informant”. The person you are trying to get a peace bond against is called the “defendant”. Can I get a Peace Bond today? No. There are steps that have to take place before a peace bond is issued. You will be required to come to court on one or more occasions as explained below.

   ONTARIO COURT OF JUSTICE GUIDE FOR APPLYING FOR A PEACE BOND

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10. www.nobelpeacecenter.org › en › newsWhere did the Peace Symbol come from? | Nobel Peace Center

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    From nuclear disarmament to freedom. In a letter written in 1973 to Hugh Brock (former editor of Peace News and a key figure within the Direct Action Committee), Holtom explains in detail the idea behind the peace symbol and how personal this cause was to him: "I was in despair. Deep despair.