Our criminal defence team is committed to protecting your freedom, reputation, and future — no matter the complexity of the charges you face. We provide strategic legal representation for clients across Alberta with clear guidance and strong courtroom advocacy.
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When someone is arrested, every minute matters. Getting released on bail quickly can make a major difference in how your case moves forward. We act fast to protect your rights and present a strong case for your release.
At TC Legal, we understand that facing criminal charges and navigating the legal system can feel overwhelming and uncertain. Our commitment is to provide a defence process that is clear, strategic, and focused on protecting your rights and future. From your initial consultation through to the resolution of your matter, our team stands beside you—offering candid legal advice, thoughtful defence planning, and dedicated courtroom advocacy at every stage.
We operate with professionalism, transparency, and an unwavering focus on achieving the best possible outcome for our clients. Every criminal matter we handle receives the same level of diligence, preparation, and respect we would extend to our own family. Whether you are facing DUI charges, assault allegations, drug offences, fraud charges, or other Criminal Code matters, you can expect strong legal representation, effective communication, and steadfast support throughout your case.
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Impaired driving offences in Alberta may involve Over 80 charges, refusal to provide a breath sample, or drug-impaired driving under Sections 320.14 and 320.15 of the Criminal Code. An experienced DUI Lawyer can review roadside procedures, breath testing evidence, and police conduct to help protect your licence, criminal record, and future.
Drug-related offences may involve possession, trafficking, production, or possession for the purpose of trafficking under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (CDSA). A Drug Charges Lawyer can review search warrants, police investigations, and evidence collection procedures to determine whether your rights were violated.
Sexual offence allegations may involve sexual assault, sexual interference, or exploitation charges under Sections 271 to 273 of the Criminal Code. Our Sexual Assault Lawyer team carefully reviews digital evidence, witness credibility, and investigative procedures while protecting your rights and reputation.
Assault allegations can include domestic assault, assault causing bodily harm, aggravated assault, and uttering threats under Sections 264, 265, 266, and 268 of the Criminal Code. Our Assault Lawyer team carefully reviews witness statements, evidence, and police reports to build a strong defence strategy tailored to your case.
These charges may include theft, fraud, identity theft, possession of stolen property, or mischief under Sections 322, 334, 380, and 430 of the Criminal Code. A Fraud & Theft Lawyer can assess financial records, surveillance evidence, and police reports to develop a strong defence strategy.
Youth criminal matters are handled under the Youth Criminal Justice Act (YCJA) and may involve assault, theft, drug offences, or vandalism allegations. Our Youth Criminal Lawyer team works to protect the young person’s future while pursuing fair outcomes focused on rehabilitation and reduced long-term consequences.
Weapons offences may involve unauthorized possession, prohibited firearms, carrying concealed weapons, or firearm-related allegations under Sections 88, 90, 91, and 95 of the Criminal Code. A Weapons Charges Lawyer can review search procedures, licensing matters, and evidence handling to prepare an effective defence.
Traffic-related offences may involve careless driving, excessive speeding, driving while suspended, or uninsured driving under Alberta traffic laws. Our Traffic Ticket Lawyer team helps clients challenge allegations and work toward reducing fines, demerit points, and licence suspensions.
Criminal driving matters may include dangerous driving, flight from police, or driving causing bodily harm under Sections 320.13 and 320.17 of the Criminal Code. Our Dangerous Driving Lawyer team reviews accident reports, police procedures, and evidence to identify possible defence opportunities.
Criminal trials and appeals require detailed legal preparation, evidence analysis, and courtroom advocacy. An experienced Criminal Trial Lawyer can challenge weak evidence, identify legal errors, and provide strong representation throughout the court and appeal process.
Speaking with police before receiving legal guidance can negatively impact your case. A Criminal Defence Lawyer can provide confidential pre-charge legal advice, explain your rights, and help you avoid statements or actions that may affect future criminal proceedings.
These offences may involve breach of bail conditions, failure to comply, or failure to appear in court under Sections 145 and 733.1 of the Criminal Code. A skilled Criminal Defence Lawyer can help address these allegations quickly while working to reduce penalties and avoid further legal complications.
We understand that facing criminal charges can be stressful, confusing, and overwhelming. Our approach is structured to provide clear legal guidance, honest communication, and strategic defence representation from your initial consultation through the resolution of your case. We ensure you stay informed, supported, and confident at every stage of the legal process.
We listen to your situation, review the details of your charges, and understand your legal concerns and goals.
Every criminal case is different — your defence strategy should be too.
We carefully review police reports, disclosure, witness statements, and evidence to build the strongest possible defence.
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Depending on several factors (such as the nature of the alleged offence, the likelihood that the accused will attend court and whether or not s/he will pose a danger to the public or complainant), the police may decide to not release the accused. In this situation, the police must, in most cases, bring the accused before a court within 24 hours for a bail hearing. A bail hearing is a proceeding in which the court will make a determination as to whether or not the accused should be released, pending the completion of his/her criminal case. In the majority of cases, the burden is on the Crown to demonstrate, on a balance of probabilities, why the accused’s detention is justified. In certain cases, the burden shifts to the accused person to show cause why his/her detention is not justifiable (this is called a “reverse-onus” bail hearing, and may arise with certain prescribed offences, such as murder, as well as in certain prescribed situations). In either scenario, the following are the factors that must be taken into account when assessing whether or not detention is justifiable: