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What is dangerous driving?
Dangerous driving in Canada refers to operating a vehicle in a way that poses a risk to the public, regardless of intent. This includes speeding, reckless maneuvers, or impaired driving. A conviction can lead to serious penalties such as fines, license suspension, or jail time.
Election and Plea in Canada
In Canada, when facing criminal charges, you must choose how to be tried, either by judge alone or by judge and jury, and enter a plea of guilty or not guilty. These decisions can greatly impact your case. Our legal team provides guidance to help you make informed choices and protect your rights.
Pre-Charge Legal Advice in Canada
Pre-charge legal advice in Canada helps protect your rights before charges are laid. A lawyer can guide you through police questioning, evidence issues, and potential outcomes, giving you the best chance to resolve matters early and avoid unnecessary criminal charges.
Bail Hearings in Canada
In Canada, a bail hearing determines if an accused can be released while awaiting trial. The court considers factors like flight risk, public safety, and charge severity. Our legal team works to protect your rights and present the strongest case for your release.
What is a conditional discharge?
A conditional discharge is a type of sentence where a person is found guilty but not given a conviction if they meet certain conditions, such as probation. If successfully completed, the charge is dismissed, helping individuals avoid a permanent criminal record.
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.
What is a publication ban and when can I get one?
A publication ban prevents the public release of certain details in a criminal case, such as a victim’s identity or witness testimony. It is often granted to protect privacy or ensure a fair trial. Our lawyer can advise if you qualify for a ban and help you apply to the court.
What needs to be proven before I can get convicted of an offence?
To be convicted of an offence, the prosecution must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you committed the act (actus reus) and had the required intent or knowledge (mens rea). Our lawyer can review the evidence, challenge the Crown’s case, and protect your rights throughout the process.
A Criminal Defence Lawyer’s Top 5 Tips For Fighting An Impaired Driving Charge
Facing an impaired driving charge in Canada is serious, but the right defence can make a difference. A criminal defence lawyer’s top tips include knowing your rights, challenging evidence, and exploring legal options. Our legal team works to protect your record, licence, and future.
Can I get charged with a DUI if I am driving while I am high on drugs?
Driving under the influence of drugs is treated the same as alcohol in Canada. If you are caught driving while high, you can face DUI charges, penalties, and a criminal record. Our lawyers can help defend your case and protect your rights.
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