Pyzer Criminal Lawyers @JonathanPyzer

According to Section 672.22 of the Criminal Code, an accused is presumed fit to stand trial unless the court is satisfied on the balance of probabilities that the accused is unfit to stand trial.（For more information please check from the description)

In Canada, it is a criminal offence to impersonate someone. The Criminal Code identifies impersonation of another as identity fraud and identity theft as criminal offences. (For more information about this topic please see the description)

Intoxication is not a defence to most crimes in Canada, but the common law defence of non-mental disorder automatism provides a defence for an accused based on reaching a level of intoxication such that the person’s actions were not of their own mind.

This is Ian Kostman, he was called to the Ontario Bar in 1983 and successfully practiced criminal law until his decision to retire at the end of 2017. He gained experience defending clients against all types of criminal charges in Canada.

This is Ravi Sahata, he is a Toronto lawyer who practices exclusively in criminal law for Pyzer Criminal Lawyers. He is passionate about defending his clients’ rights. Ravi ensures that each of his clients are zealously represented in the criminal justice system.

This is Jonathan Pyzer, he is a highly skilled and sought after criminal defence lawyer who represents clients charged with criminal and quasi-criminal offences in Toronto and all over the Province of Ontario.