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Can anything be done to somebody that has made some very serious allegations?? My ex said that I chopped a door down with a axe and chased her through the house, then she said I knocked her to the ground and dragged her to the wood stove where I tried to burn her head off. The police noticed right away that the door didnt even have a mark on it, and they were going to drop the investigation right away, but then a womans victim unit got involved and they had to do a full investigation, even the police knew that it didn't even happen, but they were told to fully investigate, nothing she told them made any sense. After 2 months they have now stopped the investigation and said its over, it never happened. Can anything be done to her for making false allegations, the police didn't even believe her when she was telling the story. Why is that men always get accused of stuff, how is it fair that a woman can say what ever she wants and get away with it. I've never done anything wrong in my life other than a realationship with her. Shouldn't she be held accountable for making false allegations. This is crazy to think that people can just say shit and get away with it. Any ideas if she can be held accountable
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That VERY VERY good question... I need answer too...
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INSIST that the police charge her with Public Mischief Section 140 (1) of the Criminal Code. If they don't, then go to the J.P. and lay your own Information.
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I am sorry for stupid question but what is J.P. ?
Does the same apply for anybody who lied about you and tried to charge you for example with assault ? How far back you can go? I mean can you do still do it if that happened 2 years ago ? |
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J.P. - Justice of the Peace. Technically you could lay a Public Mischief charge 2 years after the fact, but you would have to have some solid evidence to support your claim. I doubt very strongly if you could find a J.P. to take your complaint. Your credibility comes into question the longer you wait. I would concentrate your efforts on more recent events.
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Thank you.
Just good to know ... I just wonder does anyone pursue false allegations what a lot of us facing in family court? |
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Public Mischief is where someone has the Police (Peace Officer) enter into an investigation. False allegations in Family Court are the "other sides"' truth, and the other side is not having the police investigate, so Public Mischief wouldn't apply.
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so if understand properly if someone got to police tell that that they was assaulter and threated to be killed. After police came to questioning and story did not confirm - nothing you can do? Not even parking ticket ? ))
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