7 Counts of Criminal Charges Dropped After Signing of Peace Bond: Daniel’s Case

CHARGES:

Uttering Death Threats contrary to section 264.1 (1) (a) of the Criminal Code of Canada

Mischief (2 counts) contrary to section 430 (1) (c) of the Criminal Code of Canada

Assault (4 counts) contrary to section 266 of…

Diversion Program the Solution in Assault Case: Kyle’s Case

CHARGES:

Assault contrary to section 266 of the Criminal Code of Canada

BACKGROUND: In a residence building on a post-secondary school campus, a young woman reported that an intoxicated young male unexpectedly knocked on her door and forced himself…

“The service at the firm was excellent”

“I would certainly give Richard a positive rating. He was great, and the service at the firm was excellent.  I would recommend him for sure, he did a good job for me. He did better than anyone else could have,…

Posession of Unstamped Tobacco Charges Defeated: David’s Case

CHARGES:

Possession of Unstamped Tobacco contrary to Section 32 (1) of the Excise Act

BACKGROUND: the RCMP was notified by the Canadian Border Security Agency in the Cornwall area about a suspicious car. David was seated in the passenger…

Assault Charges Stayed by Court: Stephen’s Case

CHARGES:

Assault Causing Bodily Harm contrary to Section 267 of the Criminal Code of Canada

BACKGROUND: Stephen attended a house party on New Year’s Eve.  As the night wore on, the party got out of hand and people were being…

What are the Potential Penalties for Tax Evasion in Canada?

It’s time to file our income taxes again and the Ontario criminal lawyers at Auger Hollingsworth want to take this opportunity to remind you of the importance of filing your tax returns.  Most people don’t enjoy filling out their income tax…

What Is The First Appearance Date On The Papers The Police Gave Me?

When you read the first appearance date on the papers from the police, don’t panic.  This is not a trial date.  The first appearance date is simply the day that you have to appear in court so that the court knows that…

What Do I Do If I Think I Am Going To Be Charged?

If you think you might be charged by the police with a criminal offence, do not speak with the police.  You are not obligated to speak with the police, even if they try to convince you that you are.  You should call…

The Police Want To Talk To Me, What Should I Do?

If the police contact you by telephone, it is important that you remain polite.  While it may be easy to become defensive or agitated when speaking to the police, it is your best interest to treat the police with respect and…

Will I Be Released On Bail?

A common concern of individuals charged with a criminal offence, is whether or not they will be released on bail.  This varies on a case by case basis, but most of our clients qualify to be released on bail.  A number of…

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