A criminal charge puts your liberty, your record, and your reputation at risk. At Kuner Law, we defend clients in Mississauga and across Ontario with a calm, methodical approach and a commitment to making sure you are treated fairly at every step. We explain what you are facing in plain terms, protect your rights, and build the strongest defence the facts allow.
You are presumed innocent. Our job is to hold the Crown to its burden, to challenge the evidence, and to advocate hard for the best possible result, whether that is a withdrawal, a favourable resolution, or an acquittal at trial.
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Protect
We make sure you understand your rights, including the right to silence, and we step in to deal with police and the Crown.
Review Disclosure
We obtain and scrutinize the Crown's evidence for weaknesses and Charter issues.
Build the Defence
We develop a strategy aimed at the best outcome, and we prepare thoroughly for every appearance.
Advocate
We negotiate firmly and, where needed, defend you at trial.
Your Dignity First
We defend everyone with respect, regardless of the charge or circumstances.
Clear Guidance
You will always know what is happening and what comes next.
Relentless Preparation
Careful, detailed work is how cases are won.
Frequently asked questions
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Ask Us DirectlyWhat should I do if I am arrested or charged?
Stay calm, do not make a statement to police, and call a lawyer right away. Anything you say can be used against you, so getting advice early protects you.
Will I get a criminal record?
Not necessarily. Outcomes range from withdrawal or discharge to a finding of guilt; we work to avoid or minimize a record wherever possible.
How does bail work in Ontario?
After arrest you may be released or held for a bail hearing where a court decides on release and conditions. We prepare a release plan to give you the best chance of getting out.
Can a charge be dropped?
Sometimes. Charges can be withdrawn or resolved based on the strength of the evidence and the circumstances, which is why early review of disclosure matters.
Do you handle first-time offences?
Yes. First offences often have resolution options aimed at avoiding a record, and we pursue those where appropriate.
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