Weapons Offences

Possession of a weapon without a valid license is an offence according to the Criminal Code of Canada. If the accused is found possessing a firearm, committing an offence using a weapon, causing bodily harm to someone using a firearm, possessing prohibited weapons, trafficking and importing weapons, possessing a weapon with the intention of threatening or intimidating someone and/or using an imitation weapon to commit an indictable offence, they can be charged with committing weapons offences. In the absence of an experienced criminal lawyer, the accused can face serious penalties if found guilty.

Harpreet Saini of Saini Law can help if you or someone you know is charged with a weapon-related offence. His expertise in defence law means he knows how to best handle weapons offence cases such as: