Criminal Appeals
Can You be Extradited from Canada?
Extradition from Canada is possible if another country requests it under a treaty or legal agreement. The process involves strict rules and safeguards, but it can still lead to removal. Our defence lawyers explain your rights and fight to protect you if you face extradition proceedings.
Reasonable Doubt in Canadian Criminal Law
In Canadian criminal law, a person cannot be convicted unless the Crown proves guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. This high standard protects the accused from wrongful convictions. Our defence lawyers challenge weak evidence to uphold your rights and ensure a fair trial.
“Disclosure” in Criminal Law: Why It Matters
Disclosure is a key part of Canada’s criminal justice system. The Crown must share all evidence with the defence, whether it helps or hurts the case. Full disclosure ensures a fair trial. Our defence lawyers fight to secure every detail and use it to protect your rights and build your case.
Defending Yourself Against a Criminal Charge
Facing a criminal charge can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to go through it alone. From arrest to trial, every step matters. Our experienced defence lawyers protect your rights, build strong strategies, and fight for the best possible outcome in your case.
The Stages of a Criminal Trial in Canada
A criminal trial in Canada follows key stages: investigation, charges, bail hearings, preliminary inquiry, trial, and sentencing. Each step protects the accused’s rights while ensuring justice is served. Understanding these stages helps you know what to expect in the legal process.
Appealing a Criminal Conviction in Canada
Appealing a criminal conviction in Canada allows you to challenge legal errors, unfair trials, or improper sentencing. Strict deadlines apply, so acting quickly is crucial. Our legal team can review your case, identify appeal grounds, and fight to protect your rights and freedom.
How will a criminal record affect me?
A criminal record can impact many areas of your life, from employment and travel to immigration status and reputation. It may limit job opportunities, restrict entry to other countries, and affect professional licensing. Our legal advice can help you understand options to reduce these consequences.
