Being accused of a crime can be an extremely stressful experience. Before you step into a courtroom, you need to understand your fundamental rights in order to ensure the best outcome in your case.

• Domestic Assault: forcible confinement, utter threats, mischief to property;
• Sexual Offences: sexual assault, sexual exploitation, invitation to sexual touching, sexual interference;
• Drinking and Driving Offences: impaired driving, over 80, refuse breath sample, dangerous driving, fail to remain;
• Drug Offences: drug trafficking, drug possession, possession for the purpose of trafficking, drug importation, conspiracy to traffic drugs, drug production and grow-ops;
• Bail Hearings: bail hearings for all offences, bail revocation hearings, bail reviews, bail variations, bail estreatment hearings;
• Assault: non-domestic assault, aggravated assault, assault with a weapon, assault causing bodily harm, assaulting a police officer;
• Property Crimes: theft, shoplifting, possession of stolen property, possession of burglar tools, robbery, mischief under $5,000;
• Homicide: murder, attempted murder, manslaughter, criminal negligence causing death;
• Weapons Offences: possession of a weapon, weapons dangerous, carry concealed weapon, possession of guns;
• Fraud: including large-scale frauds, uttering forged documents, breaches of trust, impersonation;
• Harassment: criminal harassment;
• Administration of Justice Crimes: fail to comply with bail, obstruct police, obstruct justice, perjury, fail to appear, public mischief; and
• Extradition: to foreign countries and transfer of prisoners from foreign countries to Canada

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