Murder/Homicide by tonellia bhagwandat

R. v. Tayongtong, 2017 ONSC 6436

tonelliab03 — 2025-03-05 19:33:06 UTC

What is Murder, Manslaughter, and Homicide?

tonelliab03 — 2025-03-23 04:08:04 UTC

This short video depicts a scenario with different segments in order to portray the differences and similarities between Murder, Manslaughter, and Homicide and how each of them came into effect in the followed situation. Providing the knowledge of what must occur in a crime for it to fall under each of the given categories. This relates directly to my topic as it shows and explains the difference between Murder and Homicide as well as the categories that fall under Murder and Homicide.

What does each Degree of Murder mean?

tonelliab03 — 2025-03-23 04:13:29 UTC

This video depicts what each Degree of Murder means and how they play into place in each scenario and situation. Additionally, providing us with the information in order to distinguish the differences between Murder, Homicide, and its defining categories and degrees. Going into detail of topics such as first-degree murder, second-degree murder, third-degree-murder, etc. This relates directly to my topic as it gives distinct information and explanations of how each degree of Murder plays out not only in the situation at hand but in the place of court as well.

Homicide Chart

tonelliab03 — 2025-04-02 05:04:02 UTC

This chart explains how to tell the difference between homicide with malice aforethought and homicide without malice aforethought. Showcasing a distinct difference in each category. Providing definitions of each category. This chart relates directly to my topic as it provides a thorough explanation of intentional, unintentional, and sometimes intentional homicide.

Homicide Infographic

tonelliab03 — 2025-04-02 05:33:40 UTC

This infographic showcases the number of homicides that took place in Canada in 2022. Providing information of the amount of homicides that were committed, some causes, briefly highlighting the amount of youth who have been accused, and the amount of racialized individuals as victims of Homicide. This infographic directly relates to my topic as it showcases not only the number of homicides that were committed but the causation of many of them as well.

Diagram of Murder

tonelliab03 — 2025-04-02 05:34:17 UTC

This diagram provides an easy-to-follow and understand description of Murder with the intent to harm. Highlighting important factors such as the intent to kill and how that can play part in the harm that has been inflicted upon a being. This diagram directly relates to my topic as it shows the correlation between different outcomes of Murder and its intent to harm.

Homicide: The Four Categories and their Punishments

tonelliab03 — 2025-04-02 05:35:55 UTC

This website goes into detail about each category of homicide and what the punishment for committing whichever level is. A brief overview of the types of punishments associated with the levels of Homicide listed within the website are a maximum of 5 years, life imprisonment, etc. This relates directly to my topic as it provides context as to what happens when each category under Homicide is committed.

Criminal Code Offences Against the Person and Reputation

tonelliab03 — 2025-04-03 18:15:12 UTC

In this section of the criminal code is where offences against the person and reputation are outlined. Specifically focusing on sections 222-232, where the definitions of Homicide and Murder are depicted. Alongside the varying methods and exceptions within. This directly relates to my topic as it is the layout of the law that must be followed to indict the offence of either Murder or Homicide.

What Are the Different Types of Murder Charges in Canada?

tonelliab03 — 2025-04-04 05:31:56 UTC

This website goes into depth to explain the types of murder charges we have here in Canada. Describing first-degree murder, second-degree murder, and manslaughter. This directly relates to my topic as it explains the difference and what must be done at the time of the crime for it to be considered as any of the previously mentioned types of murder.

Actus Reus and Mens Rea

tonelliab03 — 2025-04-05 01:41:08 UTC

This video gives a short explanation of the importance of Actus Reus and Mens Rea in a criminal conviction. It highlights the sheer significance of both factors and their role in the act of conviction. As we have learned in class, in order for a criminal to be convicted of a criminal offence, they must concurrently possess both Actus Reus and Mens Rea. This relates directly to my topic as both factors must be proved in order to provide a conviction of Murder/Homicide.