Domestic Violence

Under Section 266 of the Criminal Code of Canada, every one who commits as assault is guilty of (a) an indictable offence and is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding five years; or (b) an offence punishable on summary conviction.

Most assaults occur in the Domestic Violence context wherein a child, parent, girlfriend, common-law partner, and spouse is involved. Being charged with Domestic Assault can be traumatic and challenging because of bail restrictions. The accused may not be allowed to contact their loved ones and may face stiffer sentence and probation orders.

Drug Charges

Drug offences are listed under the federal legislation called the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. The main types are Drug possession, Drug possession for the purpose of trafficking, Drug Trafficking, Drug Production, and Drug Importation. Because Drug Charges are under federal jurisdiction, the Accused must negotiate with Federal Crown Prosecutors rather than the Provincial Crown Prosecutors. Drug Charges are complex and complicated matters.

AJ Law LLP have defended Drug Charges from various cities and appeared in courts across GTA.

Drug Charges

Drug offences are listed under the federal legislation called the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. The main types are Drug possession, Drug possession for the purpose of trafficking, Drug Trafficking, Drug Production, and Drug Importation. Because Drug Charges are under federal jurisdiction, the Accused must negotiate with Federal Crown Prosecutors rather than the Provincial Crown Prosecutors. Drug Charges are complex and complicated matters.

AJ Law LLP have defended Drug Charges from various cities and appeared in courts across GTA.

Uttering Threats

Based on Section 264. 1 of the Criminal Code, every one who commits an offence who, in any manner, knowingly utters, conveys or causes any person to receive threat: to cause death or bodily harm to any person; to burn, destroy or damage real or personal property; or to kill, poison or injure an animal or bird that is the property of any person is guilty of an indictable or summary offence which may be punishable of imprisonment not exceeding 5 years.

Uttering threats carries serious consequences including lifelong criminal record. AJ Law LLP have extensive knowledge and experience in defending such charges.

Youth Crimes

The Youth Criminal Justice Act modifies the Criminal Code for individuals aged 12-17. In YCJA, there is a higher emphasis on rehabilitation, monitoring, and reintegration in the community. It carries special punishments such as Extrajudicial Measure, encourage young persons to acknowledge and repair harm caused to the victim and community and Reprimand, a lecture from a Judge. Reprimand occurs after a finding of guilt.

Fraud

When a person is guilty of Fraud over $5,000, he/she may be imprisoned up to 14 years. Depending on the gravity of the case, it may be resolved through restitution, fines, probation, or diversion. There are many types of Fraud such as Tax fraud, Mortgage fraud, Employment fraud, Credit card fraud, Insurance fraud etc. Fraud charges are lengthy, stressful and time consuming. Therefore, it is advisable to seek legal representation to deal with Fraud cases. AJ Law LLP is equipped with experience and knowledge to deal with Fraud cases.

Weapons Offences

Carrying a concealed weapon can be a criminal offence. In Canada, it is illegal to possess a weapon for dangerous purposes.

Weapons offences are complex and often related to other criminal charges. If you are charged with such offence, you need to know your rights. There are many possible ways to defend weapons offences, AJ Law LLP or our Filipino Lawyer in Toronto can help you determine which is the best defence based on your situation.

Property Offences

Property Offences include breaking and entering, theft, mischief, trespassing, and arson. Your defence depends on the severity of the charge whether it is over $5,000 or under $5,000. AJ Law LLP can assess your case and help you formulate your defence.

Offences Against the Administration of Justice

There are few examples of Offences Against the Administration of Justice, Assaulting a peace officer, Intimidation of a justice system participant or journalist, Obstructing a peace officer, and Resisting arrest. These offences are all listed in the Criminal Code of Canada.

Let AJ Law LLP and our Filipino Lawyer review and assess your case.

Bail Hearings

Bail hearing determines if you or your loved one will be released before trial or not. A Judge have two options at a bail hearing, the accused can either be released on bail subject to certain conditions or detained in custody pending the completion of the case.

AJ Law LLP ensures that you receive a reasonable bail to avoid disruption of your everyday routine.