
Daniel Brown Law - Criminal Lawyers Toronto
About Daniel Brown Law - Criminal Lawyers Toronto
Daniel Brown Law – Criminal Lawyers Toronto is a legal services provider based in Toronto. Services include Criminal Law. Website-listed areas of focus include Detention Review. Service format information: In-person / physical location.
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Frequently Asked Questions
01Does your firm accept Legal Aid?
Our firm is not accepting Legal Aid clients at this time. Legal Aid Ontario can refer you to a lawyer who does.
02Will a charge show up on a background check?
An outstanding charge will appear while the case is ongoing. Once a case ends without a conviction, Ontario's Police Record Checks Reform Act limits what most checks can disclose, though a vulnerable sector check can still reveal more. How a case is resolved affects what an employer eventually sees.
03What happens at a bail hearing in Ontario?
If you are held after arrest, your bail hearing usually takes place within 24 hours. The court decides whether you are released while the case goes ahead and on what conditions, often with a surety who agrees to supervise you. Arriving with a release plan already prepared makes a real difference to the outcome.
04Can a charge be resolved without a criminal record?
Sometimes. Depending on the charge, your record, and the strength of the Crown's case, a matter can end in a withdrawal, a peace bond, diversion, or a discharge. A discharge is a finding of guilt without a conviction being registered, so it does not create a criminal record. Which of these is realistic depends on the facts, and it is one of the first things we assess.
05Should I talk to the police if they want a statement?
Not before you get legal advice. You are not required to give the police a statement, and what you say can be used against you. Tell the officer you want to speak to a lawyer, then call one. This holds whether you have been arrested or simply asked to come in for an interview.
06Does your firm accept Legal Aid?
Our firm is not accepting Legal Aid clients at this time. Legal Aid Ontario can refer you to a lawyer who does.
07Will a charge show up on a background check?
An outstanding charge will appear while the case is ongoing. Once a case ends without a conviction, Ontario's Police Record Checks Reform Act limits what most checks can disclose, though a vulnerable sector check can still reveal more. How a case is resolved affects what an employer eventually sees.
08What happens at a bail hearing in Ontario?
If you are held after arrest, your bail hearing usually takes place within 24 hours. The court decides whether you are released while the case goes ahead and on what conditions, often with a surety who agrees to supervise you. Arriving with a release plan already prepared makes a real difference to the outcome.
09Can a charge be resolved without a criminal record?
Sometimes. Depending on the charge, your record, and the strength of the Crown's case, a matter can end in a withdrawal, a peace bond, diversion, or a discharge. A discharge is a finding of guilt without a conviction being registered, so it does not create a criminal record. Which of these is realistic depends on the facts, and it is one of the first things we assess.
10Should I talk to the police if they want a statement?
Not before you get legal advice. You are not required to give the police a statement, and what you say can be used against you. Tell the officer you want to speak to a lawyer, then call one. This holds whether you have been arrested or simply asked to come in for an interview.
11Does your firm accept Legal Aid?
Our firm is not accepting Legal Aid clients at this time. Legal Aid Ontario can refer you to a lawyer who does.
12Will a charge show up on a background check?
An outstanding charge will appear while the case is ongoing. Once a case ends without a conviction, Ontario's Police Record Checks Reform Act limits what most checks can disclose, though a vulnerable sector check can still reveal more. How a case is resolved affects what an employer eventually sees.
13What happens at a bail hearing in Ontario?
If you are held after arrest, your bail hearing usually takes place within 24 hours. The court decides whether you are released while the case goes ahead and on what conditions, often with a surety who agrees to supervise you. Arriving with a release plan already prepared makes a real difference to the outcome.
14Can a charge be resolved without a criminal record?
Sometimes. Depending on the charge, your record, and the strength of the Crown's case, a matter can end in a withdrawal, a peace bond, diversion, or a discharge. A discharge is a finding of guilt without a conviction being registered, so it does not create a criminal record. Which of these is realistic depends on the facts, and it is one of the first things we assess.
15Should I talk to the police if they want a statement?
Not before you get legal advice. You are not required to give the police a statement, and what you say can be used against you. Tell the officer you want to speak to a lawyer, then call one. This holds whether you have been arrested or simply asked to come in for an interview.
16Does your firm accept Legal Aid?
Our firm is not accepting Legal Aid clients at this time. Legal Aid Ontario can refer you to a lawyer who does.
17Will a charge show up on a background check?
An outstanding charge will appear while the case is ongoing. Once a case ends without a conviction, Ontario's Police Record Checks Reform Act limits what most checks can disclose, though a vulnerable sector check can still reveal more. How a case is resolved affects what an employer eventually sees.
18What happens at a bail hearing in Ontario?
If you are held after arrest, your bail hearing usually takes place within 24 hours. The court decides whether you are released while the case goes ahead and on what conditions, often with a surety who agrees to supervise you. Arriving with a release plan already prepared makes a real difference to the outcome.
19Can a charge be resolved without a criminal record?
Sometimes. Depending on the charge, your record, and the strength of the Crown's case, a matter can end in a withdrawal, a peace bond, diversion, or a discharge. A discharge is a finding of guilt without a conviction being registered, so it does not create a criminal record. Which of these is realistic depends on the facts, and it is one of the first things we assess.
20Should I talk to the police if they want a statement?
Not before you get legal advice. You are not required to give the police a statement, and what you say can be used against you. Tell the officer you want to speak to a lawyer, then call one. This holds whether you have been arrested or simply asked to come in for an interview.
21Does your firm accept Legal Aid?
Our firm is not accepting Legal Aid clients at this time. Legal Aid Ontario can refer you to a lawyer who does.
22Will a charge show up on a background check?
An outstanding charge will appear while the case is ongoing. Once a case ends without a conviction, Ontario's Police Record Checks Reform Act limits what most checks can disclose, though a vulnerable sector check can still reveal more. How a case is resolved affects what an employer eventually sees.
23What happens at a bail hearing in Ontario?
If you are held after arrest, your bail hearing usually takes place within 24 hours. The court decides whether you are released while the case goes ahead and on what conditions, often with a surety who agrees to supervise you. Arriving with a release plan already prepared makes a real difference to the outcome.
24Can a charge be resolved without a criminal record?
Sometimes. Depending on the charge, your record, and the strength of the Crown's case, a matter can end in a withdrawal, a peace bond, diversion, or a discharge. A discharge is a finding of guilt without a conviction being registered, so it does not create a criminal record. Which of these is realistic depends on the facts, and it is one of the first things we assess.
25Should I talk to the police if they want a statement?
Not before you get legal advice. You are not required to give the police a statement, and what you say can be used against you. Tell the officer you want to speak to a lawyer, then call one. This holds whether you have been arrested or simply asked to come in for an interview.
26Does your firm accept Legal Aid?
Our firm is not accepting Legal Aid clients at this time. Legal Aid Ontario can refer you to a lawyer who does.
27Will a charge show up on a background check?
An outstanding charge will appear while the case is ongoing. Once a case ends without a conviction, Ontario's Police Record Checks Reform Act limits what most checks can disclose, though a vulnerable sector check can still reveal more. How a case is resolved affects what an employer eventually sees.
28What happens at a bail hearing in Ontario?
If you are held after arrest, your bail hearing usually takes place within 24 hours. The court decides whether you are released while the case goes ahead and on what conditions, often with a surety who agrees to supervise you. Arriving with a release plan already prepared makes a real difference to the outcome.
29Can a charge be resolved without a criminal record?
Sometimes. Depending on the charge, your record, and the strength of the Crown's case, a matter can end in a withdrawal, a peace bond, diversion, or a discharge. A discharge is a finding of guilt without a conviction being registered, so it does not create a criminal record. Which of these is realistic depends on the facts, and it is one of the first things we assess.
30Should I talk to the police if they want a statement?
Not before you get legal advice. You are not required to give the police a statement, and what you say can be used against you. Tell the officer you want to speak to a lawyer, then call one. This holds whether you have been arrested or simply asked to come in for an interview.
31Where is Daniel Brown Law – Criminal Lawyers Toronto located?
Daniel Brown Law – Criminal Lawyers Toronto is at 103 Church St #400, Toronto, ON M5C 2G3, Canada.
32What is the phone number for Daniel Brown Law – Criminal Lawyers Toronto?
You can reach Daniel Brown Law – Criminal Lawyers Toronto on (416) 297-7200.
33What 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.
34Does Daniel Brown Law – Criminal Lawyers Toronto have a website?
Yes. Their website is https://www.danielbrownlaw.ca/.
35Is Daniel Brown Law – Criminal Lawyers Toronto on social media?
Yes - on LinkedIn and YouTube. The links are on this listing.
36What languages are spoken at Daniel Brown Law – Criminal Lawyers Toronto?
Staff speak English and German.
37Is Daniel Brown Law – Criminal Lawyers Toronto wheelchair accessible?
Google lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance, an accessible washroom and accessible seating at this location.
38Is there parking at Daniel Brown Law – Criminal Lawyers Toronto?
Google lists a paid parking lot, paid street parking and paid garage parking.
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