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Check whether your offence meets the two threshold legal requirements for an absolute or conditional discharge in Ontario.
Estimate only — not legal advice. Meeting these thresholds doesn't guarantee a judge will actually grant a discharge.An offence with any mandatory minimum penalty is automatically disqualified from a discharge.
Offences punishable by 14 years or life imprisonment cannot receive a discharge, regardless of circumstances.
Meeting both requirements only makes a discharge legally possible — the judge still decides whether to grant one.
A discharge, if granted, generally means no criminal conviction is entered on your record.
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