Weapon Offences
How can I get my firearms charges dropped?
Firearms charges in Canada can sometimes be dropped if police made errors in procedure, evidence was obtained unlawfully, or your Charter rights were violated. Our legal team reviews every detail of your case, challenges weak evidence, and fights for the best outcome, including dropped charges.
What are the best defences to a firearms charge?
Facing firearms charges in Canada? The best defences may include proving lack of intent, unlawful search and seizure, or challenging evidence. Our lawyer can assess your case and build a strong defence to protect your rights.
How can I get my gun back from the police?
In Canada, recovering a seized firearm depends on why police took it. If charges were dropped or conditions met, you may apply for its return, but strict rules and timelines apply. Our legal team can review your case, challenge unlawful seizures, and help you follow the process to get your gun back.
When can the police seize my gun?
Police can seize your gun in Canada under certain conditions, such as safety concerns, lack of a valid license, or involvement in an offence. Our lawyer can review your case, explain your rights, and help you challenge the seizure to protect your property and freedom.
What is a firearms offence?
A firearms offence in Canada includes crimes involving illegal possession, use, storage, transfer, or trafficking of guns. These charges are serious and can carry severe penalties. Our lawyers can help you understand your rights and build a strong defence.
How are firearms regulated in Canada?
In Canada, firearms are strictly regulated under the Firearms Act and Criminal Code. Licensing, registration, and safe storage rules apply depending on whether a gun is non-restricted, restricted, or prohibited. Our legal team can explain these laws and defend your rights in firearm-related cases.
