It’s important to remember that you are presumed innocent until proven guilty. While it may not feel that way during your arrest or court appearance, legally, you are innocent until the prosecution proves their case beyond a reasonable doubt. This means that the jury or judge must be convinced of your guilt before they can convict you.

Regardless of the charges against you, as your criminal lawyer, I am committed to standing by your side and ensuring you receive the best possible outcome.

It is crucial that the police conduct their investigation lawfully and that you are treated fairly in court. If the police fail to follow legal procedures during their investigation, it can result in the exclusion of evidence and even dismissal of charges.

If you are being questioned by the police or another government authority, I can provide you with advice on the best course of action. If you are charged with a criminal offense, I offer my services from the moment of your arrest, guiding you through the legal process to secure the best possible outcome.

I can assist you with defending a charge at a jury or judge-alone trial, challenging the admissibility of evidence, applying for bail, seeking a sentencing indication, and aiming for the least restrictive outcome at sentencing. Additionally, I can help with other criminal matters such as parole board hearings and appeals against conviction and sentence.