Criminal Defence Specialist
Regina Criminal Lawyer
Facing criminal charges? Nicholas Robinson is your dedicated criminal lawyer in Regina, Saskatchewan. With a focus on individualized and responsive representation, Nicholas provides tailored defence strategies to protect your rights and achieve the best possible outcome.
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Nicholas Robinson is a seasoned criminal defence lawyer with a distinguished track record of serving clients in Regina and throughout Saskatchewan since 2009. Known for his approachable demeanor, relentless dedication, and commitment to ensuring clients feel understood, respected, and effectively defended, Nicholas provides personalized legal representation that is both strategic and compassionate. His expertise spans a broad spectrum of criminal charges, including impaired driving, fraud, sexual assault, uttering threats, and possession of narcotics.
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We Defend All Criminal Charges
Sexual assault involves the unauthorized, intentional touching of another person in circumstances of a sexual nature, violating their sexual integrity.
Impaired driving refers to the operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or a combination of both, affecting one's ability to drive safely.
Assault occurs when an individual intentionally applies force to another person without their consent, threatens to do so, or impedes someone while carrying a weapon.
Fraud involves the intentional use of deceit, falsehood, or other fraudulent means to deprive someone of property, money, or services.
Uttering threats involves knowingly making threats to cause death, bodily harm, damage property, or harm animals.
Criminal harassment occurs when an individual, without lawful authority, engages in threatening or harassing behavior that causes someone to reasonably fear for their safety.
Young offenders are individuals aged 12 to 17 who are accused of committing a crime. The Youth Criminal Justice Act (YCJA) ensures that the rights of young offenders are upheld by governing the legal process.
Possession of narcotics involves having control or custody of illegal substances. This can include personal possession, constructive possession (where the drugs are in a place controlled by the accused), or joint possession with others.
Robbery involves theft combined with the use or threat of violence. This can include physical assaults, the use of a weapon, or actions intended to prevent resistance during the theft.
Should I Plead Guilty?
Deciding whether to plead guilty is a significant choice that should not be taken lightly. It is crucial to understand the implications and possible outcomes of a guilty plea, including any penalties or long-term consequences. Consulting with a criminal lawyer can help you make an informed decision.
Can I Beat The Charges?
Facing criminal charges is daunting, but it is possible to challenge and potentially beat the charges against you. Key factors include whether your rights were violated, the strength of the prosecution's evidence, and available defences. A skilled criminal lawyer can provide the expertise needed to navigate these complexities and build a robust defence strategy.
Take the First Step Toward Your Defence
Initial Consultation
The initial consultation is your first opportunity to discuss your case with a criminal lawyer. During this meeting you can explain your situation, ask questions, and receive preliminary advice on your legal options and the steps to take next.
Disclosure Review
A thorough review of the disclosure, which includes all evidence the prosecution intends to use against you, is critical. Your criminal lawyer will analyze this information to identify any weaknesses in the case and develop a defence strategy tailored to your situation.
Discuss Your Options
Your criminal lawyer will discuss your legal options with you after reviewing the disclosure. This includes potential defences, the likelihood of success, and the possible outcomes of your case. Together, you will determine the best course of action.
Don't Wait. Speak to a Criminal Lawyer Today
When charged with a crime, having a criminal lawyer on your side makes all the difference. Your criminal lawyer will build a defence strategy tailored to your situation, challenge improper evidence, uncover new evidence, and identify witnesses who may help support your defence.
Additionally, your criminal lawyer will handle all the legal complexities, from taking care of administrative procedures to negotiating with prosecutors for reduced charges or a favorable plea bargain. Their goal is to protect your rights and get the best possible outcome for your case.
Got a Question? Give us a call
Those convicted of criminal offences sometimes have to pay large fines and court surcharges.
In addition to legal fees, your criminal lawyer might also charge you for out of pocket expenses known as "disbursements". This includes things like the cost of travel and printing. Many lawyers bill by the hour but some will offer a flat or fixed fee for service.
Nicholas Robinson offers flexible payment arrangements. Learn more by calling (306) 994-8323 today.
Telephone: (306) 994-8323
Possible outcomes include dismissal of charges, a plea bargain, or a trial verdict of guilty or not guilty. Your criminal lawyer will work to achieve the best possible result based on the facts of your case.
While you have the right to represent yourself, it is not recommended. Criminal cases are complex, and an experienced criminal lawyer can provide the expertise needed to navigate the legal system and achieve a favorable outcome.