WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:
POSSESSION OF STOLEN PROPERTY ALLEGATIONS.
If you are facing possession of stolen property charges then you need the advice of someone you can trust, someone who can offer professional guidance that truly has your best interest at heart. Ellis Criminal Law can help you take the proper steps to protect your freedom, starting this very minute.
Damage to property is often in a Domestic context. Regardless of the context, and, depending on the history of the individual accused person, it is often possible to resolve this type of charge without having to go through trial – often times, these charges can be diverted or resolved by way of a discharge – resulting in no criminal conviction.
Theft under $5,000 is often the result of shoplifting from a department store. Often, these stores will send you a demand letter – demanding payment of $500.00 to offset the costs of shoplifting. Do NOT pay. This demand is not a lawful demand. Depending on the history of the individual accused person, it is often possible to resolve this type of charge without having to go through trial – often times, these charges can be diverted or resolved by way of a discharge – resulting in no criminal conviction.
Theft over $5,000 is a serious charge that often results in a custodial sentence. As a result, it is crucial that you receive timely and effective advice to assist you.
Our team has the knowledge and extensive trial experience to explain the details of your case and outline your options moving forward. What makes us different from most firms is that we are here when you need us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you have questions about your assault case and want to know the best way to proceed, then contact us now for a free consultation. It is vital that you receive a full and frank review of your case as soon as possible.
PHONE
Office: 519-932-1133
Fax: 519-963-0174
Emergency:
Laura Ellis: 226-926-4767
Ron Ellis: 519-851-6677
Stephen Troyer: 548-881-8877
Available 24/7
FAQ: POSSESSION OF STOLEN PROPERTY
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Possession of stolen property may be prosecuted in one of two ways: by summary conviction or by indictment.
Almost invariably, Possession of stolen property will be prosecuted by summary conviction. If convicted following a trial by summary conviction, you are liable to a fine of up to $2,000 or 18 months' imprisonment or both. Our office can help you understand the specifics of your case and the potential penalties you may be facing. Contact our office to schedule an appointment.
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Under the Criminal Code of Canada, Section cc. 322.(1), every one who is found guilty of Theft Over $5000 is guilty of an indictable offense that is punishable by a term of imprisonment up to ten years.
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Under the Criminal Code of Canada, Section cc. 322., every one who is found guilty of Fraud Under $5000 is guilty of an indictable offense that is punishable by a term of imprisonment up to two years, or in less serious cases, by an offence punishable on summary conviction.
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Our office is mainly focused on cases in London, Ontario and surrounding areas, although in some circumstances we have taken on cases outside of this area. Ellis Criminal Law has assisted clients from coast to coast - travelling to British Columbia, Halifax and the far north to defend clients. We have also assisted clients in the United States and Europe. We are willing to travel to assist you. If you're interested in obtaining legal counsel from Ellis Criminal Law please call our office and set up an appointment so we can review the specifics of your case.
CONTACT US
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OFFICE
468 Ridout St. N.
London, ON N6A 2P7
Monday - Friday
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
PHONE
Office: 519-932-1133
Fax: 519-963-0174
Emergency:
Laura Ellis: 226-926-4767
Ron Ellis: 519-851-6677
Stephen Troyer: 548-881-8877
Available 24/7
NO MATTER HOW BAD IT GETS, WE HAVE YOUR BACK.
TESTIMONIAL
“I would like to thank Ron Laura and their team for the time and energy they put into my case. They were always available for my calls and they answered all of my questions. It’s people like this that you want working for you especially if you are unaware of the legal system like myself. Being unsure of the legal process I was able to trust their advice and get the results I needed. Ron never asked for any more money than he had initially quoted me. Again I can’t thank you enough for your help and your kindness.”
N.L.