Whether you’ve just been arrested, are under investigation, or need urgent bail assistance, the decisions you make right now matter. At 10(b)c Criminal Law Centre, we act fast to protect your rights, secure your release, and build a strong defence from day one. Don’t wait—your liberty can’t.
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Becoming a surety is one of the most meaningful ways to support someone you care about. It’s not just about signing a form — it’s about standing up for someone in their darkest moment and giving them a chance to return home while they await the outcome of their case.
When someone you love is facing criminal charges, your support can make the difference between being released or remaining in custody. As a surety, you’re telling the court: “I believe in this person. I am willing to supervise, support, and ensure they follow their bail conditions.”
When facing criminal charges, early intervention can make all the difference. Our Early Resolution Centre is designed to move your case forward quickly — with a focus on meaningful outcomes, avoiding unnecessary delay, and resolving matters before they escalate. Whether it’s negotiating with the Crown, securing diversion, or preparing for a resolution meeting, we act fast and strategically to protect your future.
Our goal isn’t just to resolve the charge — it’s to support lasting change, reduce the risk of reoffending, and help individuals move forward with stability, dignity, and hope.
If you or someone you care about is struggling with mental health challenges or substance use and facing criminal charges, the Mental Health and Drug Treatment Court (MHDTC) may provide an alternative to the traditional justice process.
This specialized court focuses on recovery over incarceration — recognizing that underlying issues like addiction, trauma, and psychiatric illness often contribute to criminal behaviour. Instead of seeking a conviction, MHDTC offers eligible individuals the opportunity to pursue structured recovery with the goal of long-term stability and reintegration within the community.
The Indigenous Peoples Court is a specialized courtroom that recognizes the unique experiences, traditions, and intergenerational impacts faced by Indigenous individuals within the justice system. Rooted in principles of restorative justice, cultural respect, and healing over punishment, this court offers an alternative approach — one that seeks to address the underlying causes of criminal behaviour rather than simply impose consequences.
At 10(b) Criminal Law Centre, we understand that reconciliation begins with listening. We work closely with our Indigenous clients to advocate for their participation in Indigenous court settings, where Elders, Indigenous knowledge keepers, and community-based supports play a central role in guiding outcomes.
When resolution isn’t possible, we’re ready to fight. At the 10(b) Criminal Law Centre Trial Centre, we prepare every case as if it’s going to trial — because your freedom, reputation, and future deserve nothing less.
Our trial approach is rooted in relentless preparation, cross-examination expertise, and constitutional advocacy. Whether you're facing serious allegations or wrongful charges, we use every legal tool available — from Charter applications to forensic challenges — to protect your rights and expose weaknesses in the Crown’s case.
At 10(b) Criminal Law Center, we do not back down. When your case goes to trial, we go all in — dissecting the evidence, exposing weaknesses in the Crown’s case, and holding the system to its highest standard. We cross-examine with precision, file bold constitutional challenges, and fight to protect your rights at every turn.
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