De Boyrie Law

Charges Withdrawn and Resolved by Peace Bond with No Criminal Record

R. v. R.G. - Charges Withdrawn, No Criminal Record

The accused was charged with one count of Criminal Harassment and one count of Uttering Threats. The allegations came from a co-worker, alleging that R.G. followed her home multiple times, and had made threatening phone calls over a span of six months. Mr. De Boyrie secured a withdrawal of all charges, prior to setting a trial. Rather, the matter was dealt with by way of a section 810 peace bond, and no criminal record or admission of guilt.

Court: Ontario Court of Justice

Category: Criminal Harassment

Location: Toronto, CA

R. v. M.L.
Criminal Harassment Charge Withdrawn Following Upfront Counselling

The accused was charged with one count of Criminal Harassment. The complainant was a friend of the accused who alleged that M.L. was contacting her endlessly for months. After negotiations with the Crown, and counsel arranging upfront counseling for M.L., the charge was withdrawn by the Crown.

R. v. F.F.
Harassment Charge Withdrawn and Short Peace Bond Secured to Protect Employment

The accused was charged with a single count of Criminal Harassment. The allegations involved hundreds of calls to an ex-partner. Counsel was able to secure a withdrawal of the charges, and a shortened peace bond of only 6-months, to ensure F.F. would not lose his employment.

R. v. T.L.
Client Found Not Guilty at Trial on Two Criminal Harassment Charges

The accused was charged with two counts of criminal harassment. The allegations against T.L. were that he made several unanswered calls to his ex-partner over the span of a year. Mr. De Boyrie set the matter down for trial, and T.L. was found not guilty of all charges.

From the moment you’re charged, we begin a detailed review of the evidence, identify legal issues, and build a personalized defence strategy. Every step is explained clearly—from bail to disclosure to trial—ensuring you’re informed, prepared, and protected. We don’t just react to the Crown’s case; we challenge it at every stage.

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Criminal Court Lawyer Toronto

We measure success by outcomes that protect your record, your reputation, and your future. Every decision we make is focused on achieving the strongest result possible—whether that means withdrawal of charges, reduced penalties, or a full acquittal at trial. Strategic, efficient, and client-focused, we don’t settle for easy solutions when better options exist.

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