Police Interference And Obstruction Of Justice

One criminal charge can lead to other criminal charges very quickly, depending how a situation is handled. Even people who are witnesses or are simply under investigation can make their situation much more difficult by saying the wrong thing to the wrong person. This could lead to charges of police interference or obstruction of justice, in addition to other charges.

As one of the largest and most experienced criminal law firms in Canada, Hicks Adams is able to handle even the most complex cases, including those that involve interference or obstruction charges. We use our more than 100 years of combined experience to defend against each charge and protect your rights and your future.

In most cases, charges of police interference and obstruction of justice are laid because it is believed that you lied to the police. Even what you may think is a relatively minor deception can lead to these charges, which is why we encourage you to speak with a lawyer prior to talking to the police, even if you have not been accused of a crime and are just a witness.

Charges of obstruction and interference with a police investigation can stem from making false implications. For example, if you were the witness to a crime and you implicate someone who was not involved, you will be charged. Regardless of what happened, you can be confident in our ability to defend you and clear your name. An acquittal is our primary objective.

Our experienced Toronto police interference and obstruction of justice lawyers are ready to defend your rights.

Call us on 416-975-1700 or send us an e-mail for a free consultation.