When facing criminal charges in Brampton, you need the best. GSP Law stands out as the premier criminal defence firm in the region. Our track record of successful cases and deep understanding of Ontario’s legal system make us the top choice for those seeking expert representation.
We handle a wide range of criminal cases, providing aggressive defence strategies tailored to your unique situation. With GSP Law, you’re not just getting a lawyer – you’re getting Brampton’s most effective legal team fighting for your rights and freedom.
- 10+ Years of Criminal Defence Experience
- Hands-on, Tailored Legal Strategies
- Client-Centered Approach
- Proven Results in Challenging Cases
GSP LAW
No matter the charge, GSP Law is here to provide knowledgeable and effective representation. Contact us to discuss your case and receive the dedicated support you need.
Retainer
The retainer process involves hiring a lawyer, either privately or through legal help. You have various payment options available for retaining a defence attorney, allowing you to choose the method that best fits your needs.
Initial Consultation
Your criminal lawyer will explain the legal process and gather details about the charges, evidence, and your situation. This helps the lawyer understand your case fully and offer you personalized advice.
Arrest & Bail Hearing
If you were arrested and the police haven’t released you, then you are taken to court for a bail hearing where you must appear before a Judge within 24 hours of the arrest.
At the hearing, the Justice of the Peace decides whether you will be released pending trial. With a lawyer present to represent you after the arrest, your chances of being released under reasonable conditions are maximized.
First Court Appearance
The First Court Appearance mainly involves administrative actions, whereas disclosure is obtained that indicates whether you hired a lawyer. If you have retained a lawyer privately before your first court appearance, your lawyer will most likely be able to attend court with you.
Disclosure
All the evidence intended to be used against you related to the charges is disclosed by the Crown Attorney, which may include witness statements, notes from the police, photography, etc.
This initial disclosure usually indicates the sentence the Crown will seek for early resolution before the trial. These positions are usually negotiable, and a defence lawyer may be able to help obtain a better outcome than what was suggested by the Crown.
Resolution
In most cases, the charges are resolved before scheduling a trial, either by withdrawing the charges or by pleading guilty. Every case is different, so speak with an attorney to find out more about your specific circumstances.






