Mar 04
Can You Get Bail for Drug Charges in Ontario?
Bail is a legal process that allows an accused person to be released from custody while awaiting trial, under certain conditions set by the court. In Ontario, bail for drug-related offences varies depending on the severity of the charges.
Jan 16
Potential Defences Against Assault Charges in Ontario
Facing an assault charge in Ontario can be daunting, but it is important to remember that being charged does not automatically mean you will be convicted. There are several legal defences that can be used to fight assault charges, depending on the circumstances of your case.
Jan 16
Understanding the Different Types of Assault Charges in Ontario
In Ontario, assault charges are serious legal matters that can result in life-altering consequences. Understanding the different types of assault charges, their legal definitions, and potential penalties is essential for anyone facing such accusations.
Jan 07
Understanding Domestic Assault Laws in Toronto: What You Need to Know
Domestic assault cases are among the most sensitive and complex legal issues in Toronto and across Canada. Being accused of domestic assault can have severe consequences, including legal penalties and lasting personal repercussions. Understanding the laws surrounding domestic assault in Toronto is essential to safeguarding your rights. This guide provides an overview of these laws and highlights how LZZ Defence can assist clients facing domestic assault charges.
Jan 07
Top 5 Myths About Domestic Assault Cases Debunked
Domestic assault cases are often surrounded by misconceptions, leading to confusion and misunderstandings about the law and the rights of those involved. In Toronto, where domestic assault cases are treated with the utmost seriousness, it is crucial to separate fact from fiction.
Jan 07
Domestic Assault Laws in Toronto: Local Nuances
While domestic assault laws are consistent across Canada, the way these cases are handled can vary by province and city. In Toronto, a zero-tolerance policy means that once a domestic assault allegation is made, police are required to investigate and lay charges if sufficient evidence exists.
