The Criminal Code of Canada contains hundreds of offences beyond the most common categories. From uttering threats and criminal harassment to breach of probation and obstruction of justice, these charges can carry significant penalties and create a permanent criminal record that impacts every area of your life.
Many of these charges arise from complex interpersonal situations, misunderstandings, or circumstances where the full story has not been heard. The Crown must still prove every element of the offence beyond a reasonable doubt, and there are often strong defences available — including challenging the credibility of complainants, demonstrating lack of intent, and asserting Charter rights.
Batish Law treats every criminal charge with the same level of seriousness and dedication. No case is too small or too complex for our team. We investigate thoroughly, communicate clearly, and fight relentlessly to protect your rights, your record, and your future.
Charges We Handle
Utter Threats
Defending against allegations of threatening behaviour.
Failure to Appear
Addressing missed court dates with the right strategy.
Failure to Comply with Bail
Defending breach of bail condition charges.
Breach of Probation
Challenging probation violation allegations.
Obstruct Justice
Defending against interference-related charges.
Forcible Confinement
Serious charges requiring skilled, aggressive defence.
Criminal Harassment
Protecting your rights against stalking and harassment allegations.
How We Defend You
Challenging the credibility and reliability of the complainant's testimony
Demonstrating lack of criminal intent or mens rea
Proving that the conduct does not meet the legal definition of the offence
Establishing a reasonable excuse or lawful authority for the conduct
Negotiating for diversion, peace bonds, or withdrawn charges where appropriate
What's at Stake
Penalties vary widely depending on the specific offence. Uttering threats carries a maximum of five years imprisonment. Criminal harassment carries a maximum of 10 years. Breach of probation and failure to comply with bail conditions each carry maximums of two years. Forcible confinement carries a maximum of 10 years. Obstruction of justice carries a maximum of 10 years on indictment.
Why Choose Us
Whatever charge you are facing, Batish Law brings the same level of expertise and commitment. We have successfully defended clients against the full range of criminal charges and understand the nuances of each offence. Our approach is strategic, thorough, and client-focused. We keep you informed at every stage and fight for the best possible result — whether that means a withdrawal, a favourable plea, or an acquittal at trial.
