Coronation

Coronation Criminal Lawyers

If you’ve been accused of a crime, only a lawyer who specializes in criminal law can give you the timely, precise advice you need. Bottos Law Group is an Edmonton-based defence firm that practices exclusively in criminal law and regulatory offences for clients in Edmonton and surrounding areas, including Coronation. Our team has over fifty years of collective experience defending clients at every level of the Justice system. 

Being charged with a criminal offence can be incredibly stressful for you and your loved ones. The process of arrest, bail, and trial can be overwhelming. The lawyers of Bottos Law Group can help you navigate the criminal justice system and will work closely with you at all stages of the process, including:

• During the criminal investigation, if you are a suspect.
• Informing you of your rights and obligations on arrest or detention.
• Preparing for and conducting bail hearings 24 hours a day, every day of the week.
• Conducting preliminary inquiries to determine if the Crown’s office has sufficient evidence to put you on trial.
• Defending your case at trial, when the stakes are highest.
• Appealing the decision in certain circumstances.

Our team of exceptional lawyers has successfully defended clients charged with a wide variety of criminal offences, including:

• Assault, including Sexual Assault and Aggravated.
• Impaired driving, also known as driving under the influence, DUI, or DWI)
• Fraud and forgery offences
• All types of drug-related offences, including possession and trafficking 
• Robbery, break and enter, and other violent property offences
• First-degree murder, second-degree murder, and manslaughter.

If you have been charged or believe you may be charged, contact us now for an initial consultation, free of charge, at 780-421-7001. You can also call and arrange for an in-person consultation at your convenience.

Coronation is located 265km southeast of Edmonton and has a Provincial Court location. See the map below for directions to the Provincial Court courthouse.

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