Need a Criminal Defence Lawyer in Ontario? Make the Right Choice - Discuss Your Case with Ottawa Lawyer Richard Auger

Facing criminal charges in Canada is serious, and the process causes a great deal of stress and anxiety.

The outcome of criminal charges can have profound effects on you and your family for many years to come.

If you’ve been charged with a crime, it’s likely that a number of worrying questions are running through your mind:

“Will I get a criminal record?”

“Will I lose my job because of these criminal charges?”

“What types of fines and penalties might be imposed against me?”

“Can I drive my car if I am convicted of an alcohol-related offince?”

“Will I go to jail for my criminal offence, and how long would the sentence be?”

“Who is the best Ottawa criminal defence lawyer for my case, and how can I hire him or her?”

If these worries sound familiar to you, you’re in the right place.

The best thing that you can do to protect your legal rights, and get the best possible outcome for your criminal case, is to hire an experienced and well-known criminal defence lawyer. 

Choosing the right lawyer to represent you is an important decision. It’s one that could make or break the outcome of your legal dispute.

Ottawa criminal defence lawyer Richard Auger has represented clients, just like you, for over 13 years.  His high success rate in representing clients all over Ontario has earned him respect throughout the province. 

He’s also the author of two books: Not Guilty: Fight and Win Your Criminal Case and Fighting Drinking and Driving Charges.

Best of all, he is available to represent you in your criminal case.

Richard Auger has significant expertise in all types of criminal matters, including:

White Collar Crimes such as Fraud, Theft, Tax Evasion, Money Laundering, Extradition and other related offences.
 
Driving Offences such as Impaired Driving, Over 80, Dangerous Driving, Criminal Negligence, Careless Driving and other related charges.
Assault and Domestic Assault.
Theft, Robbery and other Property Offences.
Drug Trafficking and Drug Possession.
Murder and Manslaughter Cases.
All other Ottawa Criminal offence and Highway Traffic Act cases.

After you’ve been charged with a criminal offence, it’s crucial to speak with a lawyer before talking to the police about a pending investigation. A delay in hiring your lawyer can put your legal rights at risk, and could lead to a bad outcome for your case.

 This web site gives you plenty of resources to help you understand criminal offences, and even to help you pick the right lawyer. Be sure to check out Richard’s helpful blog and detailed articles for a wealth of information on how to proceed with your case.

Your defence lawyer’s experience and reputation certainly does make a difference.

If you’ve been charged with a criminal offence, acting quickly is essential. Call Ottawa criminal defence lawyer Richard Auger today.  He’ll answer your questions, explain your rights, and tell you the truth about your case and how he can help you.  Best of all, there is no obligation whatsoever for the phone call.Contact Auger Hollingsworth, Ottawa Lawyers, by phone at (613) 233-4529 or by email at info@ottawalawfirm.ca – you’ll be glad you made the right decision!

Videos

On November 24, 2004, Richard Auger was interviewed on CTV’s Canada AM about certain issues that arose during the Gomery Inquiry.

In December 2008, CBC’s Fifth Estate aired an episode called  the “Chess Master”.  In this hour long program, Richard Auger is seen representing Karlheinz Schreiber before the Parliamentary Ethics Committee.

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