Summary Conviction
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Can't afford a lawyer for your Summary Offence?
Paralegals can defend individuals who have been charged with summary conviction offences. Representation from a paralegal offers a more affordable option when you've been charged with a minor criminal offence.
Have you been charged with theft under $5000?
Have you ever been charged with fraud under $5000?
Have you ever been charged with simple assault?
Have you ever been out at night and ended up being charged with uttering a threat?
Have you ever been charged with mischief under $5000?
Sway Law offers affordable legal representation to those who have been charged with summary conviction offences. The offences listed above are known as summary conviction offences. Summary conviction offences can carry a jail term of up to two years less a day or a fine of up to $5000. Although these may be considered “minor” criminal offences, these offences can still carry great consequences if you are convicted. Have any questions? Contact us today. We provide affordable, passionate, and effective legal representation.
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