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Being accused of a criminal offence is a frightening and stressful experience. In order to properly defend yourself, you must understand your rights, court procedures and legal terminology. Here you will find a collection of frequently asked questions that may assist you in deciding how to best approach your case. The information provided is not intended to substitute legal advice.
If you have been charged with a criminal offence, you need an experienced and highly-skilled defence lawyer by your side.
When an accused person has been charged with a criminal offence and given judicial interim release (bail), they are generally [...]
A judge can deny bail in certain circumstances found in section 515 of the Criminal Code: 1. Primary Grounds refer [...]
Theft is defined generally as taking another’s property without lawful authority to do so. Depending on the monetary value of [...]
Under the Criminal Code of Canada, there are many forms of mischief related to property. Generally, mischief occurs when a [...]
Fraud is defined generally as when a person, by deceit, falsehood or other fraudulent means defrauds any individual or the [...]
Many people believe that if the complainant recants or indicates they don’t want to proceed with criminal charges, that the [...]
The most important first step getting your dangerous driving charge dropped is to hire a criminal defence lawyer with experience [...]
Some individuals charged with minor criminal offences will be fortunate enough to have their matter pre-screened for the Alternative Measures [...]
How do I choose a defence lawyer? When charged with a criminal offence, it is highly important that you speak [...]
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