Daryl J. Royer, LL.B., Law Office

Daryl J. Royer, LL.B., Law Office A Law Office committed to the Defence of Criminal Code Offences Daryl J. Mr. Royer is of great assistance in both factual, and often technical defence arguments.

Royer is a Criminal Defence Lawyer located in Edmonton Alberta with experience in Criminal Courts ranging from British Columbia, to the Northwest Territories, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Ontario. Royer has represented persons accused of crimes in every level of Court including Provincial Courts, Courts of Queen's Bench, and Appellant Court's in a variety of Provinces, including the Supreme Court of Canada. Royer has successfully defended accused persons on charges of impaired driving, possession for the purposes of trafficking, trafficking, assault, sexual assault, attempted murder, aggravated assault, fraud, theft, and many other Criminal Code offences, and even Revenue Canada charges. Royer has defended accused person's rights where they have been found violated in terms of the right to counsel, arbitrary/unlawful detention, and unlawful search cases. Cases have involved strip search cases, searches of homes (with and without a warrant)), unlawful breath demands in impaired cases, improper application of the right to counsel, and breaches of the right to a fair trial, and the right to fundamental justice. Every case has its own particular factual basis but the knowledge and experience of a Criminal Defence Lawyer like Mr.

In a criminal case, the Crown carries the burden of proving guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. The accused does not have t...
09/24/2026

In a criminal case, the Crown carries the burden of proving guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.

The accused does not have to prove their innocence.

This standard reflects the presumption of innocence and requires the court to be satisfied of guilt to the required legal standard before a conviction can follow.

Learn more about criminal defence in Edmonton: darylroyer.ca

Section 8 of the Canadian Charter protects against unreasonable search or seizure. Depending on the circumstances, a cri...
09/22/2026

Section 8 of the Canadian Charter protects against unreasonable search or seizure.

Depending on the circumstances, a criminal defence lawyer may examine how evidence was gathered and whether a search or seizure complied with the Charter.

For someone facing criminal charges in Edmonton, this can be one of the legal issues that needs to be considered as part of the defence.

What factors do Canadian courts consider when determining a sentence for attempted murder?The circumstances of the offen...
09/20/2026

What factors do Canadian courts consider when determining a sentence for attempted murder?

The circumstances of the offence, the offender, and other sentencing principles can all matter.

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Criminal appeals require careful review of the trial record, strong legal analysis, and persuasive written and oral advo...
09/15/2026

Criminal appeals require careful review of the trial record, strong legal analysis, and persuasive written and oral advocacy.

Learn how criminal appeals are approached in Edmonton: https://tinyurl.com/bdewyp6u

Labour Day is a chance to slow down and appreciate the work we put in, often without much recognition.Wishing you a well...
09/07/2026

Labour Day is a chance to slow down and appreciate the work we put in, often without much recognition.

Wishing you a well-earned day to rest, reset, and spend time with the people who matter. 🇨🇦

Possession and possession for the purpose of trafficking are different allegations. The distinction matters, and so does...
08/29/2026

Possession and possession for the purpose of trafficking are different allegations. The distinction matters, and so does the evidence the Crown is relying on.

If you’ve been charged with a drug offence in Edmonton, discuss the circumstances of your case with Daryl Royer.

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Being charged with an offence is not the same as being found guilty.Section 11(d) of the Canadian Charter protects the r...
08/27/2026

Being charged with an offence is not the same as being found guilty.

Section 11(d) of the Canadian Charter protects the right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty according to law in a fair and public hearing by an independent and impartial tribunal.

For criminal defence representation in Edmonton

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