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If you have been arrested and the police are holding you for a bail hearing, securing your release is the first priority. Remy Sansanwal represents individuals being held for bail and works with the accused, their families, and proposed sureties to develop a release plan that addresses the concerns of the court and gives them the best opportunity to return home while the case remains ongoing.

Simple Assault Assault charges can arise from physical altercations or allegations of unwanted physical contact. Sansanwal Law defends these charges by examining issues including self defence, consent, credibility, intent, and the available evidence. Assault Causing Bodily Harm Where an alleged assault results in more significant injuries, an accused may be charged with assault causing bodily harm. These cases can raise important issues about how the injuries occurred and whether they were caused by the alleged assault. Assault with a Weapon Assault with a weapon involves the alleged use or threatened use of a weapon during an assault. Everyday objects can sometimes qualify as weapons depending on the circumstances and how they were allegedly used.

Sexual assault allegations are among the most serious and sensitive cases in the criminal justice system. These cases frequently turn on credibility, reliability, consent, and the careful examination of evidence such as messages, records, and prior communications. Sansanwal Law defends individuals charged with sexual assault and other sexual offences at every stage of the criminal process, including trial.

Drug charges can range from simple possession to serious allegations of trafficking, possession for the purpose of trafficking, production, and importing or exporting controlled substances. Sansanwal Law defends drug prosecutions and carefully examines how the police investigation was conducted, including searches, warrants, surveillance, and potential violations of your Charter rights.

Firearm prosecutions can result in significant periods of imprisonment and often involve complex questions about possession, knowledge, searches, warrants, and the admissibility of evidence. Sansanwal Law represents individuals charged with unauthorized possession of firearms, possession of prohibited or restricted firearms, possession of a firearm contrary to an order, firearm trafficking, and firearm offences connected to other criminal allegations.

Theft and fraud allegations range from relatively straightforward property offences to complex prosecutions involving businesses, financial records, electronic transactions, or allegations of a breach of trust. Sansanwal Law represents individuals charged with theft, fraud, possession of property obtained by crime, and related financial offences, with a focus on both defending the allegation and minimizing its potential impact on your career and reputation.

Individuals affected by criminal proceedings sometimes need their own lawyer even when they are not the accused. Sansanwal Law provides independent legal advice to complainants, witnesses, and other individuals whose interests may be affected by a criminal case. This can include advice about publication bans, access to records, testimonial accommodations, bail or release conditions, and communicating your position to the Crown or court where appropriate.

Being denied bail does not necessarily mean you have to remain in custody until your case is over. A bail review allows the Superior Court of Justice to reconsider a detention order in certain circumstances. Sansanwal Law represents individuals seeking bail reviews and can assess the original decision, identify potential grounds for review, and develop a stronger release plan where appropriate.

Domestic assault allegations can have immediate consequences for your liberty, your home, and your family. Even before a case is resolved, bail or release conditions may prevent you from returning home or communicating with a spouse or partner. Sansanwal Law defends individuals charged with domestic assault and related offences and provides practical advice about navigating both the criminal case and the conditions that may affect your day-to-day life.

mpaired driving charges can affect your ability to drive, your employment, and your criminal record. Sansanwal Law represents individuals charged with impaired operation, operating with an excessive blood alcohol concentration, refusal or failure to provide a sample, and other driving-related criminal offences. Every case is carefully reviewed to determine whether there are issues with the traffic stop, investigation, breath or blood testing, or the admissibility of evidence.

Charges involving child pornography and other illegal sexual material carry significant legal and personal consequences. These cases often involve complex issues surrounding computers, phones, online accounts, searches, and digital evidence. Sansanwal Law provides discreet and non-judgmental representation to individuals facing allegations involving possession, accessing, distribution, or making child pornography and related offences.

Criminal harassment charges can arise from repeated communication, unwanted contact, following or watching another person, or other conduct alleged to have caused someone to reasonably fear for their safety. Sansanwal Law represents individuals charged with criminal harassment and related offences, including cases involving former partners, neighbours, colleagues, and online communications.

Failing to comply with bail conditions, probation orders, or other court orders can result in new criminal charges and make obtaining or maintaining release more difficult. Sansanwal Law represents individuals charged with breaches, failure to comply, and failure to attend court, and can advise you on how those allegations may affect both the new charge and your underlying criminal case.

Extradition proceedings determine whether an individual in Canada can be surrendered to another country to face prosecution or serve a sentence. These cases involve a specialized legal process that can include proceedings before the Superior Court of Justice as well as decisions by the federal Minister of Justice. Sansanwal Law represents individuals facing extradition proceedings and provides advice on the criminal, constitutional, and procedural issues that can arise throughout the extradition process.