Criminal Services
Being charged with a criminal offence can be overwhelming and stressful. At Capital City Law, we provide experienced legal representation for individuals facing criminal charges, ensuring your rights are protected and your case is handled with diligence, professionalism, and care. Whether you are under investigation, have been charged, or are preparing for court, our team is committed to guiding you through every step of the criminal justice process.
Immediate Roadside Sanctions and DUI Offences
Recent changes to Alberta law have changed how the criminal justice system deals with impaired driving offences. Immediate Roadside Sanctions can have serious consequences, even if not a criminal charge. If you have prior impaired driving convictions or are involved in a collision causing injury, you may still be charged criminally with impaired driving. Call us today so that we can put our knowledge and expertise to work for you.
Assault Offences
If you are charged with an assault-type criminal charge, you need to have experienced representation to protect you and your rights. Our criminal lawyers at Capital City Law can assist you from the initial arrest, communications with the Crown prosecutor, trial and beyond. We at Capital City Law have over 50 years of experience in dealing with these matters and will put that experience to work for you.
Drug Offences
If you are charged with an offence involving drugs, you need an experienced lawyer to guide you through this serious and complex process. If convicted, you may face the possibility of receiving a criminal record, a fine, a period of probation and in some instances a jail sentence. The lawyers at Capital City Law have over 50 years of experience in dealing with these and other offences and can provide you with the representation you need.
Appeals
If you are convicted of a Criminal Offence that does not necessarily end your criminal matter. In Canada, we have an appeal process to assure any mistakes made by the lower Court’s are addressed. Typically this means that if a trial Judge was not correct in the application of the law or misconstrued evidence before the Court during a trial a higher level of Court can overturn a conviction or order a new trial.
