Homicide: How does the Canadian Criminal Code establish Liability for Various Killings?

This capsule explains how the Criminal Code categorizes and establishes liability for a variety of acts that lead to the death of another human being. My objective here is simply to set out the differences between murder, manslaughter and infanticide, and provide a "road map" around the (sometimes complicated) Code provisions that define the various offences.

[@Poppy-yx8js]

What is someone commits suicide because they have been stalked for 15 years and electronically interfered with - accounts hacks - WiFi - computer malware so they know everywhere you go - and slander you to everyone you come across but they don’t leave much evidence behind.

[@TheRedDevilHD]

Thank you. Really informative.

[@mscardioqueen]

Luv it!

[@Giveneh]

In my pre trial the crown said I might be charged with Involuntary man slaughter in Canada which is a charge here and the man died months later from a fall.. how is this possible let me know?

[@Lovelessvalentine66]

Chain of causality leading to the cause of death

[@americaisacontinent.]

The law is based on how much money you throw at it. Sad reality..

[@dissonantiacognitiva7438]

Infanticide is a discriminatory law, a law written for women to let them off the hook
No women has spend more than a year in jail for infanticide even though the penalty is five