Strong Defense In Trial

Summary

Winning a trial depends on various factors, including evidence quality, witness credibility, and lawyer skill. In drug trafficking cases, factors like evidence, legal representation, charges, and defenses such as unlawful search and seizure are crucial. Violations of Charter Rights can lead to evidence exclusion. If no reasonable grounds exist for arrest, it strengthens the defense. Consider consulting a local lawyer for personalized advice.

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Drug trafficking
Drug trafficking cases can be complex and serious. Here are some factors that can influence the outcome of such cases in Nova Scotia:
- Evidence: The quality and quantity of evidence against the defendant.
- Legal Representation: The experience and skill of the defense attorney.
- Charges: The specific charges and the amount of drugs involved.
- Legal Defenses: Any legal defenses available, such as unlawful search and seizure.
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Unlawful arrest and search and seizure
Unlawful arrest and search and seizure can be significant defenses in a drug trafficking case. Here are some key points to consider:
- Charter Rights: Violations of your rights under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms can lead to evidence being excluded.
- Warrant Validity: The legality of the search warrant used, if any.
- Probable Cause: Whether the police had reasonable grounds for the arrest.
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