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HOME - Toronto Criminal Lawyer Criminal law firm in Toronto - Daniel Brown. Criminal lawyer representation for domestic assault, theft, fraud, drug offences, impaired or drunk driving and driving over 80, shoplifting, young offenders and more.

 

ABOUT ME - Daniel Brown's history and information regarding his results-oriented approach to defending a criminal charge.

 

PRACTICE AREAS - A list of Criminal practice areas that Daniel Brown has experience defending.

 

RECENT SUCCESS - Here are some of the criminal cases that Daniel Brown has won on behalf of his clients.

 

R v. Lewis - A drug trafficking case involving an illegal arrest and search of the Accused's vehicle by two Durham Region Drug Squad Officers. The judge refused to allow the illegally obtained evidence of cocaine and marijuana to be used during the trial and dismissed the case.

 

R v. D.H.T - D.H.T. was acquitted of assault causing bodily harm and breaching his bail conditions. It was alleged that D.H.T., a man in his twenties, shot a lit firework at the back of an eight year old boy from point blank range causing second degree burns to the boys upper back. It was also alleged that D.H.T. did this while he was subject to a house arrest bail condition prohibiting him from being outside of his residence. After cross examining the young complainant, doubt was raised in the mind of the judge as to whether the youth was telling the truth about how he obtained his injuries. The judge ultimately ruled that it was probable the boy suffered his injuries accidentally and not intentionally as the Crown Attorney alleged.

 

R v. Dennis  - A case where evidence that the accused was in possession of marijuana and a knife, breaching his bail and obstructing a police officer by falsely identifying himself to the officer was excluded from evidence at trial resulting in an acquittal on all counts due to the illegal stop, search and questioning by a Peel police officer of a passenger in a motor vehicle.  The judge concluded that the police officer lied when he testified that the accused was committing a Highway Traffic Act infraction when the officer investigated the accused. Without this lie, the Police officer would have had no lawful basis to question the accused and locate the evidence he later found. This is an example of a suspected case of racial profiling by the Peel region police officer.

 

R v. Ferrigon - A drug case involving an illegal search and arrest of Mr. Ferrigon conducted by two Toronto Police Officers. The judge refused to allow the illegally obtained evidence to be used at trial and dismissed the case on the basis of the illegal search and arrest.  

 

R v. S.V. - A breach of bail allegation dealing with an arbitrary detention and search of three youths by police. The Judge ruled that the police officers had no basis to stop and question three boys on their way to play basketball based solely on the type of clothing they were wearing. The evidence that one of the boys was breaching his house arrest bail was excluded at trial, resulting in an acquittal.

 

R v. Williams - a case where the client was acquitted of an assault on two police officers following an illegal arrest by the officers.

 

R v. Myers  - a case concerning the legality of Toronto street signs not written in both English and French.

 

LEGAL QUESTIONS (FAQ) - Charged with a crime? Here are the answers to some of your questions about the Canadian criminal justice system.

 

Criminal Assault In Canada - Criminal Lawyer, Daniel Brown, provides legal information about criminal assault charges in Canada.

 

Drinking and Driving - Information on Drinking and Driving, Impaired Driving, Over 80 and Refuse Breath Sample Criminal Offences

 

Domestic Assault - Information about domestic assault charges in Canada.

 

The Bail Hearing Process - Information about the bail hearing process and obtaining bail for criminal charges in Canada.

 

How Can I Change My Bail Conditions? - Toronto Criminal Lawyer explains how to change your bail conditions for criminal code offences in Canada.

 

Shoplifting (Theft Under $5000) - Criminal Lawyer in Toronto provides information on shoplifting and theft under $5000 charges in Canada

 

Criminal Procedure 101- Toronto Criminal Lawyer, Daniel Brown, provides legal information about court procedure for those charged with criminal offences in Canada.

 

The Pardon Process - Information on how to obtain a pardon in Canada for a criminal conviction.

 

FEES - Explaining the fee structure for hiring a criminal defence lawyer in Toronto.

 

CONTACT ME - How to contact or hire Daniel Brown for your criminal case.