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Facing criminal charges doesn’t mean facing them alone. Pazuki Law offers free, confidential consultations so you can understand exactly what you’re dealing with and what your options are—before making any decisions.
Facing criminal charges doesn’t mean facing them alone. Pazuki Law offers free, confidential consultations so you can understand exactly what you’re dealing with and what your options are—before making any decisions.
A criminal charge can disrupt your work, family life, travel, and reputation long before the case reaches a courtroom. If you have been arrested, charged, or contacted by police about an investigation in Aurora, timely legal advice can help you understand the allegation, protect your rights, and make informed decisions from the beginning.
Pazuki Law represents people facing criminal charges in Aurora and across York Region. Our work includes bail proceedings, disclosure review, Crown discussions, Charter applications, trials, and sentencing submissions. We approach every file on its own facts and explain the available options in clear, practical terms.
A charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. The Crown must prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. The defence process begins by examining the evidence, the law, and the circumstances in which police obtained that evidence.
If you’ve been charged with a criminal offence in Aurora, Pazuki Law can help. We represent clients facing many different types of charges, including:
Drug Investigations
Fraud and Financial Offences
Theft, Fraud, and Property Allegations
Assault and Intimate-Partner Allegations
Bail, Breach, and Failure-to-Comply Charges
Impaired Driving and Criminal Driving Offences
If you are arrested or detained, section 10(b) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms protects your right to retain and instruct counsel without delay and to be informed of that right. You also have a right to silence. The safest course is to ask to speak with a lawyer and avoid discussing the allegations until you have received legal advice.
— DEFENDING YOUR RIGHTS WHEN IT MATTERS MOST IN AURORA
Pazuki Law’s role is to provide candid advice, careful preparation, and determined advocacy. That means reviewing the disclosure in detail, explaining strengths and risks without overstating either, and ensuring that the client understands each meaningful choice.
Our approach includes:
Ask to speak with a lawyer and exercise your right to silence. Do not discuss the allegations with police, witnesses, or other people before receiving legal advice. Keep your release papers, note your court date, and follow every condition unless and until it is lawfully changed.
Aurora criminal matters are generally heard at the Newmarket Courthouse at 50 Eagle Street West. The Ontario Court of Justice deals with criminal matters within its jurisdiction and the preliminary stages of other cases; matters within Superior Court jurisdiction may proceed in the Superior Court of Justice. Always follow the location and attendance instructions on your official court documents.
Disclosure is the relevant information in the prosecution's possession that must be provided to the defence, subject to lawful limits and privilege. It may include police notes, witness statements, video, photographs, reports, and technical records. Reviewing disclosure is essential before deciding how to proceed.
It may be possible, but no outcome can be promised. Depending on the evidence, the offence, the Crown's position, and the accused's circumstances, a case may end through withdrawal, a stay, diversion or alternative measures, a peace bond, a guilty plea, or a trial. Not every option is available in every case.
Fees depend on the charge, disclosure volume, legal issues, anticipated court time, and whether the matter resolves or proceeds to trial. The retainer, billing structure, included services, and possible additional costs should be explained before you decide whether to retain counsel.
— CRIMINAL DEFENCE REPRESENTATION IN AURORA
If you are facing a criminal allegation in Aurora, you do not have to make important decisions without understanding the evidence and the process. Pazuki Law offers confidential consultations to discuss the charge, the next court date, and the steps that may be available in your circumstances.
Contact Pazuki Law to arrange a consultation with a criminal defence lawyer serving Aurora and York Region.
Criminal matters arising in Aurora are generally dealt with at the Newmarket Courthouse, located at 50 Eagle Street West, Newmarket, Ontario. The courthouse accommodates proceedings in both the Ontario Court of Justice and the Superior Court of Justice.
The court named on your release document, summons, appearance notice, or other official notice controls where and when you must attend. Court locations and appearance methods can change, so always check your documents and current court directions.