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About Pyzer Criminal Lawyers

Pyzer Criminal Lawyers is a legal services provider based in Toronto. Services include Criminal Law. Service format information: In-person / physical location.

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Frequently Asked Questions

01I am charged, or about to be charged, with a criminal offence. Do I need a criminal lawyer?

Yes. Your reputation and freedom are your greatest assets. Find the best criminal lawyer available so you can be assured of the best possible result.

02A police officer left a card at my door asking me to call. What should I do?

Contact a criminal lawyer. The lawyer will contact the police on your behalf, assess the situation and advise on your best course of action. If you are going to be charged, the lawyer will arrange your surrender so you are in police custody for as little time as possible.

03I am charged with a criminal offence. What happens next?

Your lawyer makes court appearances for you. Early in the process the Crown prosecutor provides disclosure - the case against you - which your lawyer reviews with you. Your lawyer then meets the Crown to negotiate a resolution; if an agreement is reached the matter is resolved, otherwise a trial date is scheduled.

04How long do I wait for my trial?

Depending on the seriousness of the case and the jurisdiction, the period from arrest to trial is between six months and three years.

05My bail conditions are too onerous. Can they be changed?

Bail conditions can be changed either with the consent of the Crown Attorney or by formal application to the court.

06The evidence against me is overwhelming and I want to plead guilty. Do I still need a lawyer?

Yes. Even where the case appears overwhelming there may be an opportunity to avoid culpability if the police overstepped their authority and infringed your Charter rights, and other technical defences may be available if the matter has been delayed unreasonably.

07I do not think I can afford a criminal lawyer. What should I do?

Legal Aid Ontario subsidises a defence only if you qualify financially and are likely to be imprisoned on conviction, so most employed individuals will not qualify. Criminal lawyers are generally less expensive than civil litigation counterparts and will often offer a payment plan within your means.

08I am charged, or about to be charged, with a criminal offence. Do I need a criminal lawyer?

Yes. Your reputation and freedom are your greatest assets. Find the best criminal lawyer available so you can be assured of the best possible result.

09I am charged with a criminal offence. What happens next?

Your lawyer makes court appearances for you. Early in the process the Crown prosecutor provides disclosure - the case against you - which your lawyer reviews with you. Your lawyer then meets the Crown to negotiate a resolution; if an agreement is reached the matter is resolved, otherwise a trial date is scheduled.

10How long do I wait for my trial?

Depending on the seriousness of the case and the jurisdiction, the period from arrest to trial is between six months and three years.

11My bail conditions are too onerous. Can they be changed?

Bail conditions can be changed either with the consent of the Crown Attorney or by formal application to the court.

12The evidence against me is overwhelming and I want to plead guilty. Do I still need a lawyer?

Yes. Even where the case appears overwhelming there may be an opportunity to avoid culpability if the police overstepped their authority and infringed your Charter rights, and other technical defences may be available if the matter has been delayed unreasonably.

13I do not think I can afford a criminal lawyer. What should I do?

Legal Aid Ontario subsidises a defence only if you qualify financially and are likely to be imprisoned on conviction, so most employed individuals will not qualify. Criminal lawyers are generally less expensive than civil litigation counterparts and will often offer a payment plan within your means.

14I am charged, or about to be charged, with a criminal offence. Do I need a criminal lawyer?

Yes. Your reputation and freedom are your greatest assets. Find the best criminal lawyer available so you can be assured of the best possible result.

15I am charged with a criminal offence. What happens next?

Your lawyer makes court appearances for you. Early in the process the Crown prosecutor provides disclosure - the case against you - which your lawyer reviews with you. Your lawyer then meets the Crown to negotiate a resolution; if an agreement is reached the matter is resolved, otherwise a trial date is scheduled.

16How long do I wait for my trial?

Depending on the seriousness of the case and the jurisdiction, the period from arrest to trial is between six months and three years.

17My bail conditions are too onerous. Can they be changed?

Bail conditions can be changed either with the consent of the Crown Attorney or by formal application to the court.

18The evidence against me is overwhelming and I want to plead guilty. Do I still need a lawyer?

Yes. Even where the case appears overwhelming there may be an opportunity to avoid culpability if the police overstepped their authority and infringed your Charter rights, and other technical defences may be available if the matter has been delayed unreasonably.

19I do not think I can afford a criminal lawyer. What should I do?

Legal Aid Ontario subsidises a defence only if you qualify financially and are likely to be imprisoned on conviction, so most employed individuals will not qualify. Criminal lawyers are generally less expensive than civil litigation counterparts and will often offer a payment plan within your means.

20I am charged, or about to be charged, with a criminal offence. Do I need a criminal lawyer?

Yes. Your reputation and freedom are your greatest assets. Find the best criminal lawyer available so you can be assured of the best possible result.

21I am charged with a criminal offence. What happens next?

Your lawyer makes court appearances for you. Early in the process the Crown prosecutor provides disclosure - the case against you - which your lawyer reviews with you. Your lawyer then meets the Crown to negotiate a resolution; if an agreement is reached the matter is resolved, otherwise a trial date is scheduled.

22How long do I wait for my trial?

Depending on the seriousness of the case and the jurisdiction, the period from arrest to trial is between six months and three years.

23My bail conditions are too onerous. Can they be changed?

Bail conditions can be changed either with the consent of the Crown Attorney or by formal application to the court.

24The evidence against me is overwhelming and I want to plead guilty. Do I still need a lawyer?

Yes. Even where the case appears overwhelming there may be an opportunity to avoid culpability if the police overstepped their authority and infringed your Charter rights, and other technical defences may be available if the matter has been delayed unreasonably.

25I do not think I can afford a criminal lawyer. What should I do?

Legal Aid Ontario subsidises a defence only if you qualify financially and are likely to be imprisoned on conviction, so most employed individuals will not qualify. Criminal lawyers are generally less expensive than civil litigation counterparts and will often offer a payment plan within your means.

26Where is Pyzer Criminal Lawyers located?

Pyzer Criminal Lawyers is at 1396 Eglinton Ave W #100, York, ON M6C 2E4, Canada.

27What are the opening hours?

Monday 00:00-23:59; Tuesday 00:00-23:59; Wednesday 00:00-23:59; Thursday 00:00-23:59; Friday 00:00-23:59; Saturday 00:00-23:59; Sunday 00:00-23:59.

28Does Pyzer Criminal Lawyers have a website?

Yes. Their website is https://www.torontodefencelawyers.com/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=toronto&utm_campaign=website+link.

29Is Pyzer Criminal Lawyers on social media?

Yes - on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn. The links are on this listing.

30What languages are spoken at Pyzer Criminal Lawyers?

Staff speak English and Finnish.

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