Firearm and Weapons Charges Toronto
In Canada, there are strict laws against the possession and transportation of firearms. If an offence is committed the person can be punished on summary conviction, or imprisonment for up to two or five years, depending on the offence.
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If you are convicted of a firearms or weapons offence our firm will provide you with all of the resources needed to analyze your case. With Calvin Barry and his team of trial lawyers, we will be able to defend you regardless of the severity of the alleged firearms and weapons charge you are facing.
What Is a Firearms or Weapons Charge?
The following is a list of potential offences:
- Unauthorized possession of ammunition
- Tampering with licenses
- Non-compliance with Inspection
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Firearms Charges and Canadian Gun Laws
We defend those charged with firearms or weapons offences. With decades of experience defending high-profile clients, our law firm has seen it all.
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If you are facing firearms or weapons charge - we can help! With an entire team of lawyers on call 24/7 our services extend far beyond just one attorney or law firm - we are here to protect your rights.
Professional Legal Representation
Having a lawyer at your trial isn't just about having someone who can provide commentary on the law or question witnesses - our lawyers can make it much easier for you to present your defence in front of a judge and jury.
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Even if you are facing charges from a summary conviction offence or a criminal offence - it is possible to avoid jail time or any other severe penalties like fines.
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If you’ve been charged with a firearms or weapons offence, it’s important to hire a law firm specializing in criminal defence. We’ll be able to represent you regardless of the severity of the charge – call us today!
If you are convicted, we will provide all resources needed for analysis
No matter how severe your charge is, our team will be able to defend you
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In Canada, owning and carrying firearms is not allowed, and those who break the law can face serious consequences. Depending on the offence, a person may be subject to a fine or even a prison sentence of up to five years.
Firearms and weapons offences are very serious and can lead to severe punishments. Depending on the offence, the court may impose a mandatory minimum sentence that must be given, and if the person has committed the same offence more than once, the sentence can be even harsher.
Call Calvin Barry the Moment You Are Charged
Our firm will provide you with the necessary resources to examine any firearms or weapons charges you may face. Our team of experienced trial lawyers, led by Calvin Barry, will fight for your rights and give you the best possible defence no matter how serious the charge is.
Calvin Barry is experienced in defending clients accused of firearms-related crimes. He can help with cases involving possessing an unauthorized firearm, carrying a concealed weapon, and unlawful firearm discharge. He also has experience defending against charges involving knives, clubs, and other weapons.
Our goal is to obtain the best possible outcome for our clients when they face firearms or weapons charges. We recognize that these types of charges often come with more serious consequences. That said, we strive to secure an acquittal for our clients, allowing them to avoid the more severe penalties associated with a conviction.
How His Team Gets It Done
First, Calvin and his team offer a complimentary assessment of your situation to provide you with the best possible advice. If you continue with our services, they can provide you with the legal assistance you need if you have been charged with firearms or weapons-related offences 24/7! Our team of experienced attorneys can provide you with the knowledgeable advice needed to protect your rights and ensure the best possible outcome for your case.
They will work around the clock to ensure you have the representation and guidance you need during this difficult time. Having a lawyer present at your trial is a great way to help make the legal process go more smoothly. They will be able to provide advice on the law and can help you craft a strong defence. They can also ask witnesses questions, helping you make your case more effective. Your lawyer will be able to guide you through the process and make sure that you are presenting your case in the best way possible.
No matter what type of offence you are accused of—whether a summary conviction or a criminal offence—it is possible to avoid jail time or significant punishment such as fines. If you have been charged with a weapons-related offence, you must ensure you have the right representation to protect your rights!
10 FAQs about Firearm and Weapons Charges
1. What should I do first if I'm charged with a firearm or weapons offense?
Immediate action is crucial. Contact a criminal defense lawyer who specializes in firearm and weapons charges to discuss your case and legal options. Request a free consultation to ensure your rights are protected from the start.
2. What are the potential consequences of a firearm or weapons charge in Canada?
Consequences can range from fines to imprisonment, depending on the severity of the offense. It’s essential to understand the implications, which a lawyer can explain in detail. Speak with a lawyer now to learn about the potential impact on your life.
3. Can the charges against me be dropped or reduced?
4. How can a lawyer help with my firearm or weapons charge?
A lawyer can navigate the legal system, advocate on your behalf, and work towards the best possible outcome. They can also handle negotiations and, if necessary, represent you at trial. Consult with our team for expert legal assistance.
5. What defenses are available for firearm and weapons charges?
Defenses vary based on the specifics of your case, including challenging the evidence, proving lawful possession, or demonstrating constitutional violations. Discuss your defense strategy with a lawyer who can advise on the best approach.
6. How does Canadian law classify different types of weapons offenses?
Canadian law differentiates between various offenses based on factors like the type of weapon, intent, and circumstances of possession or use. Understand the legal classifications by talking to a legal expert.
7. What is the importance of legal representation in court for these charges?
Skilled representation is vital to ensure your case is presented effectively and your rights are upheld. A lawyer can make a significant difference in the outcome. Learn how we can represent you in court.
8. Are there mandatory minimum sentences for firearm or weapons offenses in Canada?
Certain offenses carry mandatory minimum sentences, making it even more important to have a strong defense. Get legal advice on how this may apply to your case.
9. How can I prepare for my defense against firearm or weapons charges?
Preparation involves gathering evidence, understanding legal arguments, and strategizing with your lawyer. Start preparing your defense with a professional legal team.
10. How can I contact a lawyer for a firearm or weapons charge?
Reaching out is simple. You can call or fill out an online form to get started with your defense. Contact us immediately to take the first step towards your legal defense.
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