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Recent Success: R v. M.O. Charged with Sexual Assault

My client was charged with Sexual Assault. The allegations were that he touched the complainant’s breasts when she was in a state of intoxication. The matter was withdrawn as a result of several meetings with a Judge and the Crown; wherein I was able to convince them that, as a result of the complainant’s intoxication […]

What Should You Do When First Accused or Charged with Sexual Assault?

What Should You Do First: If you are either charged with sexual assault or accused of sexual assault, the first thing you should do is contact a criminal defence lawyer in Toronto or the GTA who has the necessary experience to ensure a successful outcome. It is important to hire a criminal defense lawyer who […]

R. v. Z.J.- Possession of Property Obtained by Crime

My client was charged with possession of property obtained by crime. The allegations are that my client was in possession of a TV stand that was obtained with a fraudulent credit card. After having several meetings with the assigned crown I was able to convince the crown that although the item was found in my […]

How Credit Card Theft Charges Can Impact Your Life

When you are found guilty of credit card theft, a criminal offence, you will be facing a number of harsh consequences. Those consequences are not limited to the legal penalties alone either. You will also face travel restrictions, possible complications with your financial and employment situations, and an effect on your personal life. Legal Consequences When you are […]

Driving Under the Influence of Marijuana

What is known as driving under the influence is referred to as either impaired driving or blowing over 80. According to Canadian law, a driving under the influence offence can occur in one of two ways. One way is for a person’s blood alcohol concentration, the amount of alcohol in one’s body being at or […]

R. v. Z.Y.- Fraud Over and Theft Over

My client was charged with Fraud Over and Theft Over. The allegations were that my client leased a vehicle and stopped making payments, however he kept the vehicle. Following several meetings with the assigned crown in this matter, I was able to convince the crown that this was a civil matter and not a criminal matter. […]