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A charge for conspiracy, coupled with a drug crime such as trafficking or importation, can lead to serious consequences. While drug crimes alone carry heavy penalties, the addition of a conspiracy charge may lead to increased jail time and fines. If you have been charged with conspiracy in connection with a drug crime, it is in your best interest to seek advice and representation from a skilled criminal defence lawyer.
The Toronto conspiracy defence lawyers at Neuberger & Partners LLP have defended clients charged with conspiracy in Ontario since 1992. We are recognized as a high-profile criminal defence firm in Ontario and have developed a record of success* handling drug crimes defence and other criminal charges.
A conspiracy involves two or more people who agree together to commit a crime. Conspiracy is a charge that can be attached to a wide variety of crimes, from robbery to embezzlement. Most frequently, however, conspiracy is charged in conjunction with complex drug crimes, including:
A conviction for conspiracy can lead to significant fines and long-term imprisonment. It can also affect your ability to leave the country.
Every drug crime defence is different, depending on the specific facts and circumstances that led to the arrest. We create custom defence strategies for our clients. Our lawyers thoroughly analyze and evaluate evidence in order to challenge the prosecution’s case. Experienced at handling complex criminal cases, we will leverage our full resources and do our utmost to secure a successful result in your case.
Founded in 1993, Neuberger & Partners LLP is a high profile Toronto law firm with exclusive focus on criminal law. Our lawyers have represented clients in simple, complex and high-profile cases throughout the Greater Toronto Area and across Ontario.
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