Notre cabinet offre des services juridiques partout au Québec, notamment dans la région de Trois-Rivières. Notre équipe se compose d’avocats rigoureux et plaideurs qui vous défendront sans relâche. Nos avocats sont experts en droit criminel et peuvent vous représenter à toutes les étapes de la procédure, et ce, devant toutes les instances judiciaires.
Le droit criminel est un domaine très complexe et en constante évolution. En cas d’accusations criminelles, il est primordial que vous soyez représenté par des avocats criminalistes qui connaissent bien la procédure pénale.
Nous offrons des services juridiques accessibles et professionnels. Nous exerçons la profession d’avocat avec honneur, compétences et humanité. Nos tarifs sont raisonnables et compétitifs. Première consultation gratuite et nous sommes disponibles 24h/7jours.
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Notre cabinet d’avocat offre des services juridiques en droit criminel et pénal au Palais de justice de Trois-Rivières.
Bien que notre bureau se situe dans la ville de Québec, il arrive occasionnellement et dans certaines circonstances d’accepter des mandats en droit criminel pour les justiciables faisant l’objet d’accusations criminelles dans le district de Trois-Rivières.
Si vous avez une date de comparution à venir au Palais de justice de Trois-Rivières, contactez-nous et nous pourrons vous expliquer les étapes du processus judiciaire et les stratégies envisageables.
Profitez d’une consultation gratuite par voie téléphonique afin de vous faire une idée sur nos services offerts et le profil de nos avocats.
Nous offrons une première consultation téléphonique gratuite d’une durée de 15 à 30 minutes. Nous pourrons vous expliquer le processus judiciaire, vos moyens de défense ainsi qu’une estimation des coûts de votre dossier.
Les services d’aide juridique Trois-Rivières sont accessibles et abordables. Vous cherchez peut-être un avocat gratuit Trois Rivières à faible coût et des informations sur l’aide juridique et d’autres ressources gouvernementales gratuites.
Nous espérons que ces informations vous aideront à accéder à des ressources juridiques gratuites et que vous pourrez trouver un avocat gratuit qui pourra vous aider.
Si vous avez des questions sur l’aide juridique ou les plans de paiement, contactez notre cabinet d’avocats à Trois-Rivières à tout moment. Nous sommes ouverts 24h / 24 et 7j / 7 pour nous assurer que nous sommes en mesure d’aider tous ceux qui en ont besoin.
N’hésitez pas à nous contacter pour obtenir de l’information sur notre cabinet et les possibilités d’être représenté dans le district de Trois-Rivières.
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When Justice requires that you be represented in an appeal, we will gladly take your case with a legal aid mandate. Fortunately, we are able to devote time to cases covered by legal aid.
We believe that the legal aid system is not designed in a way that ensures that everyone receives the best possible defence. However, we may accept your case under the appearance of legal aid. Our lawyers also occasionally take pro bono cases. In order to better understand the legal aid system and how private bar lawyers are paid, contact us or click here.
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:
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.
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.
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.
Yes. We invite you to listen to the interview we gave on Radio-Canada on the subject.
Currently, the legal aid system does not grant mandates to lawyers who wish to represent victims of crime. However, thanks to the #metoo movement, we believe that this will soon change. Nevertheless, a lawyer can certainly represent you in a private bar mandate. For de-tails about the applicable fees, do not hesitate to contact us toll-free or check out the section of the website on this subject.
We advise anyone facing such charges to contact a lawyer as soon as possible following their arrest, namely for the following reasons:
It is recommended to contact a lawyer quickly.
Yes. We invite you to consult our website’s “Recent successes” section.
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.
Our lawyers specialize in criminal law and are experts in the field. With very few exceptions, a lawyer practicing criminal law is best placed to advise and assist you with your case. In order to provide our clients with a sound legal opinion, it is important to know the rules of law and the way the system works. Even more so, it is important to work in a humane manner and to pro-vide a service that is adapted to each person. For example, a lawyer would generally recom-mend that clients not speak to the police. However, there are situations where it is necessary to do so.
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.
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.
The Canadian Victims Bill of Rights provides that victims of sexual assault or any other type of crime are entitled to compensation. In July 2015, the Canadian Victims Bill of Rights came into effect in Canada. This law focuses on the rights of victims and gives them an important role within the judicial process. Among other things, it provides that every victim is entitled to have a restitution order filed against their aggressor by the court.
The hourly rate will apply until the ceiling price (maximum price) prearranged with the lawyer has been reached.
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.
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).
« Lorsqu’une affaire trace une route plus ardue, je l’emprunte. Des raccourcis ne servent que le confort du système. Couper les coins ronds ne sert ni le client, ni la Justice. »
L’accès physique à nos bureaux sera limité pour les prochains jours afin de favoriser le ralentissement de la propagation du virus et respecter les recommandations de la Santé publique. Cependant, tous les avocat(e)s et madame Fortin demeurent disponibles au téléphone ou via leur courriel.
Nos activités se poursuivent. Cependant, nous ferons appel aux outils technologiques pour la rencontre des clients ou toutes nouvelles demandes.
Nous profitons de l’occasion pour suggérer à tout le monde d’agir conformément à notre responsabilité civique de mettre en place des mesures visant à ralentir la propagation du virus.
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