Avocat Criminel Montreal
Avocat criminel Montreal – Avocats experts en droit criminel à Montréal et ses environs.
Avocat en criminel Montreal: Un avocat en droit criminel a comme devoir d’offrir une défense pleine et entière à son client. L’avocat en criminel est en contact direct avec l’accusé et doit travailler avec cette personne pour expliquer son rôle dans la cause et comment fonctionne le processus judiciaire. L’avocat en criminel n’est donc pas que le représentant du justiciable devant les instances judiciaires, mais il doit le conseiller et le guider à travers les méandres du droit et de la procédure, ce qui implique un devoir d’information et un soutien qui ont d’inhérentes fonctions – et vertus – pédagogiques. L’avocat en droit criminel a aussi le pouvoir de négocier les plaidoyers s’il y a lieu.
Nous contacter à Montréal et ses environs : 514 442-9643
Lorsque requis, un avocat de la défense va élaborer la théorie de la cause de manière adéquate afin d’établir l’innocence de son client. Ce travail consiste à interroger des témoins et examiner les rapports de police, les déclarations et les preuves que le ministère public peut utiliser pour essayer d’apporter une condamnation. L’avocat en criminel doit connaitre sur le bout de ses doigts la Loi sur la preuve et le droit procédural afin de pouvoir s’objecter au bon moment à la preuve inadmissible lors du procès.
Un avocat en droit criminel à Montréal utilisera tous les moyens légaux à sa disposition devant le juge pour obtenir un acquittement. Ce processus peut impliquer d’appeler des témoins, recourir à des témoignages d’experts et de présenter des preuves documentaires. Un avocat en criminel peut également représenter un client devant diverses instances judiciaires, telles la Cour d’appel ou à la Cour suprême.
La première source que l’avocat en criminel doit étudier est la divulgation de la preuve soumise par le Ministère public à l’étape de la comparution. À cette étape, l’avocat en criminel enregistre un plaidoyer de non-culpabilité au nom de son client et le dossier est remis pour orientation à une date ultérieure. Par la suite, l’avocat en criminel doit analyser la divulgation de la preuve et développer une théorie de cause. L’avocat en criminel fixera un rendez-vous à son client afin de lui énoncer les moyens de défense ainsi que sa stratégie dans le dossier. À cette étape, l’avocat en criminel évaluera les chances de succès de son client lors d’un futur procès.
L’avocat criminaliste peut aussi analyser si le mandat de perquisition contenait des motifs suffisants pour perquisitionner. Si la dénonciation n’est pas au dossier, l’avocat en criminel doit la demander. Parfois, celle-ci va être sous scellé, et il faudra faire une requête particulière au tribunal afin de demander le lever du scellé. C’est la même chose pour les demandes d’écoute électronique, et les affidavits au soutien des demandes des mandats; l’avocat en criminel doit les examiner. Si le client est poursuivi par acte criminel, il se peut que l’avocat en criminel demande la tenue d’une enquête préliminaire pour compléter la cueillette d’informations auprès des policiers.
Avocats spécialisés en droit criminel et pénal à Montréal – Doyon Avocats à votre service.
Avocat en criminel à Montréal : nous sommes la solution.
Notre cabinet d’avocat offre des services juridiques dans le domaine du droit criminel et pénal dans la région de Montréal.
Bien que notre bureau se trouve dans la ville de Québec, il arrive à l’occasion d’accepter des mandats privés à l’extérieur de la ville de Québec. Afin d’éviter tout déplacement d’un justiciable vers notre bureau, il est possible de discuter avec les justiciables par téléphones ou par d’autres moyens technologiques afin de minimiser les coûts de représentation.
Nous nous engageons à vous expliquer dès le départ les coûts envisageables pour votre défense en matière criminelle au Palais de justice de Montréal ou à la Cour municipale de Montréal.
Champs de pratique en droit criminel à Montréal.
Profitez d’une consultation gratuite par voie téléphonique d’une durée de 15 à 30 minutes par le biais d’un de nos avocat criminel montreal.
- Absolution inconditionnelle
- Alcool au volant
- Cannabis au volant
- Conduite dangereuse
- Drogues de stupéfiants
- Pornographie juvénile
- Contacts sexuels
- Agression sexuelle
- Vol à l’étalage, vol qualifié, recel
- Méfait et fraude
- Violence conjugale
- Harcèlement criminel
- Voie de fait et menace de mort
- Entrave à la justice
- Homicide involontaire
- Meurtre
- Code de la sécurité routière (points d’inaptitude, délit de fuite, vitesse excessive, arrêt, feu rouge, etc.)
Suspect ou en état d’arrestation? Il faut contacter un avocat en criminel à Montréal.
Les services sont offerts du lundi au dimanche de 8 h à 23h.
Dans la mesure du possible, apportez-nous les documents suivants :
- Tous les documents relatif à votre arrestation. (Documents que les policiers vous ont remis après l’arrestation).
- Copie de la divulgation de la preuve si vous avez déjà comparu devant le tribunal.
- De plus, veuillez indiquer si vous avez déjà un avocat.
Contactez notre ligne juridique sans frais à Montréal au 1 514-442-9643
Nous défendons des gens dans la région de Montréal.
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Do I need a lawyer for impaired driving charges?
Impaired driving is a highly complex and specialized field of law that requires a great deal of experience and knowledge in order to understand and use the different means of defence. Below are a few examples of questions that the lawyer must answer in such cases:
- Can the Crown prove that the person was in care and control of his motor vehicle at the time of the offence?
- Were the devices used in good working condition and maintained in accordance with the man-ufacturer’s manual?
- Were the devices used handled correctly?
- Did the police conduct the tests as soon as practicable?
- Once pulled over, were the police obliged to wait 15 minutes before taking a breath sample?
- Were there violations of the constitution while obtaining samples or observing symptoms?
- Did the police deprive the accused of his or her right to seek a lawyer’s assistance without delay?
- Was the order to collect a breath sample valid?
- Under the circumstances, was the individual detained beyond what is considered an ac-ceptable length of time?
- Did the police have reasonable grounds for suspicion to summon the person to take a breath sample with the approved detection device?
- Did the police have reasonable grounds to conduct the arrest?
- Did the person have a reasonable excuse not to breathe into the breathalyzer?
Those are a few examples of questions that lawyers specializing in this branch of law must ask themselves. Since each case is unique, several other elements may need to be analyzed.
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How much do our lawyers charge?
We are committed to providing accessible legal services. Our lawyers are very competent and offer their services at a reasonable price. For more details on our rates, click here.
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How do I find out if I am entitled to receive legal aid?
There is only one way to find out: call your local legal aid office and make an appointment. Please note that it is not possible to verify your eligibility by telephone or online.
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Is it urgent to hire a lawyer following impaired driving charges?
We advise anyone facing such charges to contact a lawyer as soon as possible following their arrest, namely for the following reasons:
- In exceptional circumstances, the lawyer can contact the Director of Criminal and Penal Prosecutions and submit defence evidence in hopes of avoiding criminal charges.
- During your first meeting, the lawyer can make verifications in order to determine whether your driver’s license can be recovered quickly by filing an appeal with the Tribunal administratif du Québec in order to contest the charges.
- If your vehicle was seized, the lawyer can find out if it is possible for it to be recovered by filing a motion for withdrawal of the seizure with the SAAQ.
- The lawyer can take measures in order to receive disclosure of the evidence prior to appearance and therefore quickly prepare the theory of the case.
It is recommended to contact a lawyer quickly.
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Has your firm won drinking and driving cases?
Yes. We invite you to consult our website’s “Recent successes” section.
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Mon enfant est accusé au criminel, acceptez-vous l’aide juridique?
Oui, nous pouvons accepter les mandats d’aide juridique concernant des mineurs accusés en vertu de la Loi sur le système de justice pénale pour les adolescents.
Notre firme s’engage à accompagner les parents auprès des bureaux d’aide juridique afin que l’adolescent obtienne le mandat d’aide juridique.
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Why hire our firm?
We are your ally. We believe in getting the best possible result for you. We will make sure that you are consistently well represented and that the judicial system proves equal to the task. Do not hesitate to contact us. Our lawyers will always take the time to listen to you.
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Can I be discharged even if I am guilty of a crime?
Yes. Discharges are given to people who are guilty of a crime. Although they are not an exceptional measure, certain requirements must be met for the judge to make such an order.
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What is the firm’s mission?
Our mission is to defend the interests of each and every of our clients so as to obtain the best possible result every time. Each case is distinct and a good lawyer can argue his case in order to get, what he believes to be, the best possible result. Acquittal is possible in many cases; however, our lawyers make it a point to always keep you informed so as to avoid any unex-pected results.
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What is the difference between a conditional discharge and an absolute discharge?
An absolute discharge has no conditions, whereas a conditional discharge has conditions. For example, with respect to spousal abuse, when the judge grants a discharge, it may impose measures such as community service in order to satisfy public interest. The Criminal Records Act provides that:
6.1 (1) No record of a discharge under section 730 of the Criminal Code that is in the custody of the Commissioner or of any department or agency of the Government of Canada shall be disclosed to any person, nor shall the existence of the record or the fact of the discharge be disclosed to any person, without the prior approval of the Minister, iF
a) more than one year has elapsed since the offender was discharged absolutely; or
(b) more than three years have elapsed since the offender was discharged on the con-ditions prescribed in a probation order.
Marginal note: Withdrawal of absolution records
(2) The Commissioner shall remove from the automated record of criminal convictions kept by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police any reference to a record or statement evidencing an ab-solution after the expiry of the time period referred to in subsection (1).
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How much does an appeal case cost?
Pursuing an appeal is very costly. The bulk of the expense arises from producing the necessary documents for the Court of Appeal to make a decision. Strict rules must be respected or the appeal will be dismissed. In the case of a long trial, having the shorthand notes transcribed and producing the appendices to the legal brief can easily cost several thousand dol-lars, sometimes up to $10 000. However, we are now able to do all the preparatory work within the firm which prevents us from having to hire independent companies to prepare the docu-mentation for us. This significantly reduces the fees we bill our clients. A ceiling price is usually determined with respect to legal fees, helping avoid unpleasant surprises
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How long does it take to obtain justice?
The judicial process can seem endless when a victim is seeking justice and compensation for the harm done. However, a Supreme Court decision made in the summer of 2016 dramatically changed the judicial system’s practices and customs with respect to time limits. The Quebec Court of Appeal recently ruled that from now on, lawyers, judges, and all those who have an effect on legal deadlines must act in the most expeditious way possible. If the accused is entitled to a trial within a reasonable timeframe, the alleged victim also has the right to obtain justice promptly. Nevertheless, it is best to expect to wait several months before a case is closed.
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Should I always agree to blow in the device when asked to do so by the police?
Yes. We invite you to listen to the interview we gave on Radio-Canada on the subject.
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Can I appeal the decision and retry my case?
You can certainly make inquiries with one of our appeals lawyers to find out whether it is ap-propriate to go to the Court of Appeal. Unlike in other countries, the Canadian judicial system does not allow re-trials on appeal. Essentially, appeal courts are there to make sure that the process that led to your conviction was fair and that the applicable rules of law were respect-ed. Very rarely does the Court of Appeal accept new evidence that was not presented at trial. However, you must be aware that you have only one opportunity to state your case. It is safe to say that most of the time, a trial is won the first time round. Therefore, it is important to in-vest the necessary resources and energy at the beginning of proceedings. To learn more about our expertise in this field, click here.
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