Bail Hearings
Preparing release plans and sureties for bail hearings for people held after an arrest in Bracebridge.
Criminal Defence · District of Muskoka
JT Defence Law represents people charged with criminal offences at the Bracebridge Courthouse. Our lawyers appear here regularly for bail hearings, case management, trials and sentencing.
The Bracebridge Courthouse on Dominion Street serves the District of Muskoka, with Huntsville matters also administered through Bracebridge.
Arrested or Held for Bail? Call 24/73A Dominion St. Bracebridge, Ontario P1L 2E6
Courthouse: 705-645-8793
Virtual courts: 2 courtrooms, including case management and youth courts. See Zoom links and call-in numbers →
Preparing release plans and sureties for bail hearings for people held after an arrest in Bracebridge.
Appearing for you, often by video, while we obtain and review disclosure from the Crown.
Challenging how the evidence was gathered and defending the charge at trial when that is the right path.
Pursuing withdrawals, diversion or fair resolutions, and advocating for you at sentencing.
What Happens After A Charge In Bracebridge
If police hold you after an arrest, you must be brought before a justice within 24 hours. Call our 24/7 bail line so a lawyer can prepare your release plan and sureties.
Your first court date is usually in case management court. At the Bracebridge Courthouse this court sits virtually in courtroom 3 (TUESDAY), and a lawyer can often appear for you.
We obtain the Crown’s evidence, review it with you, and meet with the Crown and a judge at a judicial pre-trial to narrow the issues.
With honest advice on the strength of the case, you decide whether to pursue a resolution or set a date for trial.
FAQ’s
Common questions from people with a court date in Bracebridge.
3A Dominion St. Bracebridge, Ontario P1L 2E6. The Bracebridge Courthouse on Dominion Street serves the District of Muskoka, with Huntsville matters also administered through Bracebridge.
Many case management appearances can be attended by Zoom or phone. The Bracebridge Courthouse lists 2 virtual courtrooms, including case management and youth courts. Our virtual court page for this courthouse has the Zoom links, meeting IDs, passcodes and call-in numbers. If a judge has ordered you to attend in person, you must do so.
Yes. Our lawyers regularly appear in Bracebridge and are available 24/7 at (416) 830-8661 when someone has been arrested and is being held for a bail hearing.
No. We represent people charged in Bracebridge wherever they live, and we meet clients at our Toronto office at 181 University Avenue, Suite 2200, by phone or by video.
This page provides general information about Ontario criminal law and is not legal advice. Every case depends on its own facts. Speak with a lawyer about your specific situation.
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