By Wisener Law | Criminal Defence
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Changing Bail Terms and Conditions Ontario
I was released on bail with a number of terms and conditions and I would like to change them.
How would I go about changing my bail terms and conditions and how does it work in the Province of Ontario?
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By Wisener Law | Criminal Defence
We routinely meet with the Crown Attorney to negotiate a change in the terms of our clients' bail if the circumstances have changed. If the Crown Attorney agrees, this is referred to as a consent bail variation.
If the Crown Attorney does not consent, then you will be required to bring an application to the Superior Court of Justice for a bail review.
Wisener Law can offer more advice regarding changing bail terms and conditions, as well as advice and services associated with the following:
| Aggravated Assault |
Drug Charges
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Robbery |
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Arson
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Environmental Offences |
Sexual Assault
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Assault
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Extortion |
Sexual Offences |
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Attempted Murder
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Forgery |
Theft |
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Breaking & Entering,
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Fraud |
Threaten Death/Bodily Harm |
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Criminal Harassment
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Impaired Driving
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Weapons Charges |
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Domestic Violence
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Inquests |
White Collar Crime and Corporate Matters |
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Driving Offences
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Mischief |
Young Offenders
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Our office is located in York Region but we regularly attend courts in:
Toronto
Newmarket
Milton
Brampton
Bradford
Barrie
Oshawa
Throughout Southern Ontario.
Please feel free to contact the Wisener Law office for more information or to book a Free 30 minute consultation.