Preparing for and defending criminal charges is a serious and often complex process, requiring meticulous attention to detail, strategic thinking, and a thorough understanding of both the law and the facts of the case. Mark Nohra has defended a wide variety of criminal prosecutions including human smuggling, sexual assault, sexual inference, offences under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, homicide, assault, firearms and drug offences.
Defending against administrative and disciplinary prosecutions involves navigating a complex set of legal, procedural, and factual issues. This process involves ensuring the administrative entity complies with its applicable rules and statutes, making certain the process is procedurally fair, conducting our own investigation, gathering evidence through the discovery process, identifying defences, exploring possible resolutions that are advantageous to the client, and if required, engaging in the hearing or adjudication process.
Navigating regulatory investigations and potential sanctions requires a combination of legal expertise, strategic thinking, and sound judgment. For individuals and businesses facing such situations, it’s important to guide them through the process while protecting their interests and minimizing potential risks. Key steps involve engaging with the regulatory body and managing the investigation process. This could include conducting our own internal investigation to gather facts and pave a strategic response.