Drug Offences
How can I get my drug charges dropped?
Drug charges in Canada may be dropped if evidence was obtained illegally, police violated Charter rights, or proof of possession or intent is weak. Alternative measures may also apply. Our legal team reviews your case, challenges evidence, and works to protect your freedom and future.
What are the best defences to a drug charge?
Facing a drug charge doesn’t always mean a conviction. Strong defences may include challenging an illegal search, questioning the evidence, or proving lack of knowledge or intent. An experienced lawyer can review your case and fight for your rights.
What is drug production?
Drug production in Canada involves making or cultivating illegal substances like meth, cocaine, or cannabis without authorization. A conviction can lead to serious penalties, including prison. If you’re facing these charges, getting strong legal advice is essential.
What is drug importing?
Drug importing means bringing illegal drugs into Canada from another country. It is a serious offence under Canadian law with heavy penalties. If you are facing charges for drug importing, a defence lawyer can help protect your rights.
What is possession for the purposes of trafficking?
Possession for the purpose of trafficking means having drugs not just for personal use, but with the intent to sell, give away, or distribute. This is a serious offence with harsh penalties, and getting the right legal defence is very important.
What is drug possession?
Drug possession means having illegal drugs under your control, whether on you, in your car, or at home. Penalties can vary based on the type and amount of drug, as well as intent. If you face a drug possession charge, a lawyer can help protect your rights and build your defence.
