Criminal Charges / OUI / Traffic Offenses

Synonyms for this term:

arraign

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arraignment

arrest

arrest warrant

arrested

arson

bail

bail bond

bail bonds

class a

class a crime

class a offense

class b

class b crime

class b offense

class c

class c crime

class c offense

class d

class d crime

class d offense

class e

class e crime

class e offense

concealed weapon

concealed weapons

court appointed attorney

crime

Criminal

criminal law

criminal trespass

disorderly conduct

driving after suspension

driving to endanger

driving under suspension

driving while suspended

driving without license

drugs

drunk driving

drunken driving

DUI

dwi

dws

failure to appear

felony

fugitive

habitual offender

illegal drugs

illegal search

illegal searches

kidnap

kidnapping

larceny

marijuana

misdemeanor

o.u.i.

operating under the influence

operating unregistered vehicle

oui

rape

robbery

search warrant

search warrants

sentencing hearing

sex crime

sex crimes

sex offense

sex offenses

shop lifting

shop-lifting

shoplifting

speeding

statutory rape

stealing

traffic offense

traffic violation

unpaid fine

warrant

warrant for arrest

warrent

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What to Do if You are Denied Entry to Canada Because of a Past Criminal Conviction

While at the border, you may be asked to answer some questions. The customs agent wants to find out the nature of your visit, where you plan to go, and when you plan to return home. Some people are not allowed to enter Canada because they have been: Convicted of a crime, Involved in a human rights violations, or Involved in organized crime.