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Despite what police may tell you, any discussion you have with them is likely part of their effort to gather evidence against you. Even if the police say they just want to get your side of the story,  they may be planning on arresting you or taking your statement. Remember, you are under no obligation to assist in their investigations.

If you receive a call or visit from the police, call us before you discuss the matter with them. Do not take any steps involving the police without getting legal advice. Remember, the police and the Crown Attorney’s Office will not make your best interests their priority. We will fight for you at every stage of the process. 

No. To give yourself the strongest chance at avoiding a conviction, you should retain an experienced criminal lawyer. Putting together a case is an immense undertaking. It requires plenty of time, dedication, close attention to detail, a careful analysis of disclosure, extensive research and review of case law, and an understanding of the procedures involved in the criminal justice system. Safeguarding your freedom and rights is crucial, and the best way to ensure an optimal, well-researched approach is to consult an experienced criminal lawyer.

We understand that everyone makes mistakes. In instances where mistakes are made, seeking the expertise of an experienced criminal lawyer can potentially alleviate the stress associated with your culpability. We may be able to reduce your sentence or help you avoid imprisonment altogether. The outcome depends on various factors, including the gravity of the offence, the strength of the evidence against you, and the effectiveness of your argument to contest or mitigate the charges. Our representation encompasses all of these aspects and more, so contact us today if you have been charged. 

You can apply for Legal Aid online, over the phone, or in person. 

Apply online: https://www.legalaid.on.ca/services/how-do-i-apply-for-legal-aid/

Apply over the phone: 1-800-668-8258

Check out Legal Aid's website or our Resources page for more information.