May 12

Lockyer Zaduk Zeeh is experienced at representing people in Brampton, Mississauga, Malton, Caledon, and Orangeville during their bail hearing, even for the most serious of criminal charges. We have developed a track record of success securing our client’s release on domestic violence charges, firearm charges, serious drug offences, and murder. If you or someone you know has been charged with a criminal offence, contact the lawyers of Lockyer Zaduk Zeeh at 416-613-0416 or at info@Lzzdefence.ca to assist you with your bail hearing.

Bill C-233 – Violence against Intimate Partners

Bill C-233 is federal legislation which may soon become law. The Act contains several changes to the Canadian Criminal Code bail laws which is aimed at the protection of victims of domestic violence and intimate partner violence.

The bill would require judges, before making a release order, to consider whether a person who is accused of violence against their intimate partner should wear an electronic monitoring device. The Bill also amends the Judges Act to promote training of judges in relevant DV/IPV issues to help improve judicial awareness of domestic violence and intimate partner violence issues and the need for special measures to protect domestic violence and intimate partner violence victims.