Advice for those acting on their own behalf at trial (part 2)
Once you make it past your first appearance as a self-represented defendant the next step is to prepare for the actual trial.
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Self representation advice for those acting on their own behalf at trial
Those facing a criminal crime can represent themselves at trial. I offer advice to people about how to do that, while pointing out areas where the guidance of a lawyer might make a real difference in the judicial outcome.
Police need more than just a tip before a warrantless search
The Ontario Court of Appeal (OCA) has sent a strong message to police that they can’t take anonymous tips at face value but must investigate them further, says Ottawa criminal lawyer Céline Dostaler.
Protect your rights with allegations of corporate fraud
Employees accused of workplace fraud should contact a criminal lawyer as soon as possible to protect their rights in any future legal proceedings, says Ottawa criminal lawyer Céline Dostaler.
How to approach plea-bargain negotiations: A guide for new lawyers
While plea negotiations should be part of every criminal defence case, law schools provide only an academic sense of how they’re conducted, and offer little practical guidance.
No-nonsense criminal lawyer Dostaler tells it how it is
When clients first meet with her, often during a free initial consultation, Dostaler gives them all the same warning.
Paralegals versus Criminal Defence Lawyers in Ottawa
Here I will explain the are key differences between paralegals and criminal defence lawyers in Ottawa. It is essential to understand these differences so you can make wise decisions in regards to the counsel
What If a Complainant Lied to the Police?
If you've found yourself charged of a crime you did not commit from a complainant who is lying to the police, you are not alone. Have your charges defended today.
