It can be difficult to choose a criminal defence lawyer especially when you are under investigation or have been charged with a crime. When choosing a lawyer, it is important to look at the experience, skillset, track record, and even the demeanor and compassion of a lawyer. David Karp is an award winning lawyer…
Criminal Defence Law and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms One of the primary reasons we have have Criminal Defence Lawyers in Canada and elsewhere is to ensure that the rights and freedoms of citizens are being abided by during a police investigation, arrent, detention and in the court of law when determining guilt,…
Cocaine and Heroin Charges Stiff penalties are often imposed if you are convicted for drug charges related to trafficking cocaine or heroin. These charges can significantly impact your life. Whether you are charged with simple possession of these drugs or are accused of trafficking large quantities from another country or from one province to another,…
Have you found yourself charged with impaired driving or are worried about being stopped on the road? If you or someone you know has been charged with impaired driving, it is important to know what falls under the definition and what the consequences are. Sections 320.14-320.18 of the Canadian Criminal Code define a…
If the police have contacted you or you think you are under investigation for a crime, call David Karp before speaking to the police. Have you been charged with a crime such as: Drug Trafficking, Possession or Grow-Op Offences Assault, Sexual Assault, Bail & Violent Offences Drunk Driving & Theft Offences Even if you have…
Section 34-42 of Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) outlines some of the reasons why a non-Canadian citizen faces deportation, and what they can do to avoid or appeal the process. A few reasons why someone may be subject to deportation in Canada: Security violation (s.34) Engaging in terrorism Being a danger to…
Have you ever uttered a threat to someone but didn’t mean it? In Canada, it is a crime to utter a threat that results in another person’s fear for their life or property. Section 264.1 of the Canadian Criminal Code is dedicated to the crime of uttering threats and consequences. If you knowingly…
Have you been charged with dangerous operation of a vehicle and criminal negligence? In Canada, you could face driving penalties, fines, or even jail time if you are charged with driving dangerously, depending on the severity of the charge and whether someone was seriously injured or could have been. Section 320.13 of the…