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A criminal charge can follow you for years. Kush Law helps you understand what you’re facing and respond the right way, from day one.

What a Criminal Defence Lawyer Can Do For You

A criminal matter puts your record, your job, your travel, and your peace of mind on the line all at once. Kush Law provides defence representation for summary conviction charges in Ontario, assists with the peace bond process, and guides eligible clients through record suspensions. Every matter starts by reviewing the allegations, assessing your possible defences, and building a clear plan to protect your rights through the process.

Why Choose Our Kush Law?

Responsive When It Counts

Criminal matters move on tight timelines, and early action matters. You get prompt attention and a lawyer who keeps you informed at every stage.

Experienced Legal Representation

Practical, confidential defence built on a careful look at the evidence, focused on the best outcome available in your situation.

How Kush Law Can Help

There is more than one way a defence lawyer supports you through a criminal matter:
  • Reviewing the allegations and the evidence to find the real weaknesses in the case against you.
  • Building and arguing a clear defence strategy through the court process.
  • Helping you pursue or respond to a peace bond where there is a credible risk of harm.
  • Guiding you through the record suspension process so you can work toward a fresh start.
Summary Conviction Defence
Representation against summary conviction charges, and hybrid charges the Crown elects to run as summary, under the Criminal Code and related statutes.
Matters such as assault without a weapon, criminal harassment, uttering threats, theft under $5,000, fraud under $5,000, joyriding, and trespassing at night.
Pursuing a peace bond where there is genuine risk of injury, damage, or the sharing of an intimate image, or defending a person one is sought against.
Guidance on eligibility, waiting periods, and limitations, so eligible clients can work toward restricting record disclosure on CPIC where available.
Assessing evidence, testing the basis for reasonable doubt, and identifying issues like mistaken identity or trial delay.
Assistance with bringing a charge by Private Information where police decline to lay one.
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