Caramanna Friedberg LLP

08/30/2024

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Weapons-related offences are also among some of the more serious charges prosecuted in Canada. The specific use of any item, depending on the context, can lead to allegations involving “weapons.”

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12/14/2023

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We are looking for two lawyers to join our firm from first year of call and up. You will be guaranteed a full client base and will be managing your own files. We have in-house programming to train you for every litigation experience should your year of call be more recent. Our office has a positive working environment with a strong sense of collegiality. Our two articling students will help you manage your set dates and case work.

Candidates should have a minimum of criminal articles; preferably a strong background in criminal law, excellent advocacy skills and the ability to manage their own files. Please send CV, transcripts, references and a writing sample to: [email protected]

06/08/2023

We are looking for an associate lawyer to join our firm. Candidates should have a minimum of criminal articles; preferably a strong background in criminal law, excellent advocacy skills and the ability to manage their own files. Please send CV, transcripts, references and a writing sample to: [email protected]

11/26/2022

What Is A Drug Offence? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3waYtgP

You will be charged with a drug offence if you are found to be in possession of a controlled substance or involved in the trafficking, importing, exporting, or production a controlled substance, as ou

11/25/2022

Can Men Be Victims Of Domestic Violence? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/38rMKl1

Yes, anyone can be a victim of domestic violence. Both women and men can be complainants in prosecutions where the offence(s) alleged involved domestic violence.

11/24/2022

What Is Possession? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3waYAZN

Under the Controlled Drug and Substances Act (CDSA), the possession of illegal drugs and other controlled substances is a punishable criminal offence. Drug Possession may result in conviction, impriso

11/23/2022

What Is Criminal Negligence Causing Death? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3wpBhKO

Under section 219(1) of the Criminal Code, one is criminally negligent when he or she shows wanton or reckless disregard for the lives or safety of other persons in the act of doing anything, or in om

11/22/2022

How Can I Get My Drug Charges Dropped? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3wsEnOc

Answer coming soon

11/21/2022

Can A Person Be Found Guilty Of Possessing Drugs Even When No Drugs Were Found On You? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3MhqJnG

In a possession case, the Crown is required to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the accused had knowledge and control of the drugs in question. One can be found to have been in possession of drugs

11/20/2022

What Is Assault With A Weapon? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3Mf9vqW

Assault with a weapon is a criminal offence, where a person carries, uses, or threatens to use either a weapon or an item which imitates a weapon.

11/19/2022

What Are The Potential Defences For Tax Prosecution Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3wx7IXU

Individuals convicted of tax evasion can face serious penalties, ranging from fines to imprisonment. Fines typically range from 50 percent to 200 percent of the taxes evaded. In the most serious cases

11/17/2022

How Long Does it Take to Receive a Record Suspension? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3FGaLRw

According to the Parole Board of Canada, the approximate wait time to receive a response from the Parole Board of Canada is 6 months for summary conviction offences and up to 12 months for indictable

11/16/2022

What Are The Potential Defences For Drug Offences? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3LbyLx4

Factual Innocence: If the Crown is unable to prove the essential elements (such as knowledge on the part of the accused) of the particular offence beyond a reasonable doubt, they will have failed

11/15/2022

What Are The Potential Defences For Quasi-Criminal Prosecutions? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3yBaAoY

Factual Innocence: Failure of the prosecutor to prove the elements of the offence, as required. Due Diligence: Where the accused demonstrates he acted with the care, diligence, and skill of a reaso

11/14/2022

What Are The Differences Between Theft, Break and Enter And Robbery? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/38jSf5r

Theft Theft is the intentional taking of property that belongs to another person. You can be charged with Theft Under $5000 or Theft Over $5000. Break and Enter Break and Enter involves entering

11/13/2022

What Are The Potential Defences For Assault With A Weapon? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3wkBVup

Factual Innocence:If the Crown is unable to prove the essential elements of the particular offence beyond a reasonable doubt, they will have failed to discharge their burden, and the accused will be

11/12/2022

What Are The Potential Defences For Impaired Driving / DUI? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/39j10ga

Factual Innocence:If the Crown is unable to prove the essential elements of the particular offence beyond a reasonable doubt, they will have failed to discharge their burden, and the accused will be

11/11/2022

What Are The Potential Defences For Murder? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3Ldiw2D

Factual Innocence:If the Crown is unable to prove the essential elements of the particular offence beyond a reasonable doubt, they will have failed to discharge their burden, and the accused will be

11/11/2022

What Are The Potential Defences For Theft? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3Pwiczt

Factual Innocence: If the Crown is unable to prove the essential elements of the particular offence beyond a reasonable doubt, they will have failed to discharge their burden, and the accused will b

11/09/2022

What Are The Potential Defences For Production? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3FHVO1c

Factual Innocence: If the Crown is unable to prove the essential elements of the particular offence beyond a reasonable doubt, they will have failed to discharge their burden, and the accused will b

11/08/2022

What Are The Potential Defences For Possession? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3FJs6sH

Factual Innocence: If the Crown is unable to prove the essential elements of the particular offence beyond a reasonable doubt, they will have failed to discharge their burden, and the accused will b

11/07/2022

What Are The Potential Penalties For Possession? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3wKdUvN

For a Schedule I Substance, the potential penalties are: If Crown proceeds by summary conviction: For a first offence: Maximum fine of $1000 and a term of imprisonment not seekin

11/06/2022

What Are The Illegal Drugs In Canada? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3wpBmOC

Bath salts Benzodiazepines Co***ne and crack Codeine Fentanyl GHB He**in Ketamine L*D Magic mushrooms M**A Methamphetamine

11/05/2022

What Is The Age Of Consent In Canada? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3laB9cI

You must be at least 16 years of age to consent to sexual activity. There are exceptions to this rule if both parties are under the age of 19. The purpose of this exception is so that young teenagers

11/04/2022

What Is The Possible Penalty For Fraud Under $5000? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3Pwi6rB

You could face up to 2 years imprisonment if you are found guilty of this offence.

11/03/2022

Is Assault With A Weapon Serious? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3sAspAN

You can face serious penalties if convicted of assault with a weapon. If the Crown proceeds by indictment, the maximum punishment you can receive is 10 years imprisonment. In sentencing an accused, th

11/02/2022

What Are The Different Types Of Theft? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3MsLDk1

You can be charged with Theft Under $5000 or Theft Over $5000. You can also be charged specifically with Theft of a Motor Vehicle. There are also different theft-related offences in the Criminal Code,

11/01/2022

How Do I Change My Release Conditions For Assault With A Weapon Charges Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3FI1vMI

You can apply to vary any condition of your release order (bail) with the consent of the Crown Attorney. You will need approval of the variation to be signed off by a judge or Justice of the Peace, an

10/31/2022

How Can I Change The Conditions Of My Release? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3Ldgb7Q

You can apply to vary any condition of your release order (bail) with the consent of the Crown Attorney. You will need approval of the variation to be signed off by a judge or Justice of the Peace, an

10/30/2022

Is There Drug Trafficking In Canada? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3N9IQfp

Yes. The breadth of Drug Trafficking cases is wide-ranging: from momentary transactions between two individuals for a small amount of ma*****na; to ongoing conspiracies over a long duration involving

10/29/2022

Can You Go To Jail For Drug Possession In Canada? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3l5JBKm

Yes. Even a relatively small amount of ma*****na for personal use can result in imprisonment for up to 6 months, and monetary fines up to $1000.

10/28/2022

Can an extradition order be appealed? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3FXqeNr

Yes, an extradition order can be appealed. He or she may also apply for judicial review of the Minister's decision to the Court of Appeal. If the Court of Appeal upholds the decision, the accused may

10/27/2022

What Are The Potential Penalties For Highway Traffic Offences? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/39mCGdj

While provincial offences (such as those under the Highway Traffic Act) may not form part of one's criminal record, there can still be significant penalties, such as large fines, and even imprisonment

10/26/2022

What Is A Bail Review? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3LaVFoj

Where a judge or justice of the peace in the Ontario Court of Justice makes an order that the accused should be detained or released on bail, both the Crown (under section 521) and Defence (under sect

10/25/2022

What Is Robbery? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3L5UHtz

Whenever force, or the threat of force, coincides with taking property or attempting to take property from another person, a robbery allegation can be made. According to the Criminal Code of Canada, o

10/24/2022

What Is a Bail Hearing? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3w83eb5

10/23/2022

How Do I Get Fingerprints Removed From The Police Database? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/3Ljocs0

When seeking to have fingerprints destroyed, one will have to apply to the police in the city in which they were originally charged. The application procedure varies depending on the jurisdiction. A d

10/22/2022

What Is Extradition? Get the answer from a Toronto criminal lawyer here: https://bit.ly/38skH4P

When extradition occurs, it means that one jurisdiction, that is, a specific country, is trying to hand over an alleged criminal to another country.