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a Second Chance:
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- 500+ Criminal Cases Successfully Defended
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Testimonials:
What Our Clients Say
Real stories. Real relief. These reviews come from families who trusted us—and got the guidance and results they needed.
Our experience with Antar was very positive. He understood our situation, provided clear guidance without upfront fees, stayed responsive throughout, and achieved the best possible outcome. We highly recommend him. God bless you Antar.
S. A.
1 month ago
I had 4 serious firearm charges. Mr Antar Kahlon sort the matter without even trails. He's the best in the town and not money greedy. Always easy to reach.
T. S.
2 month ago
Antar Kahlon got all my charges withdrawn even when the Crown was seeking jail. I am truly grateful for his support and highly recommend him for anyone need of legal assistance
K.K.
1 month ago
I appreciate Antar Kahlon's hard work he did on my case. He also got my charges withdrawn effectively, if you are criminally charged or need assistance I would recommend Antar Kahlon as your lawyer.
A. S.
1 month ago
Featured Cases:
Our Track Record
Our Track Record
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Tough Cases. Real Results. We Know How to Win.
R. v. C T
Sexual Assault x2 & Extortion
After a week-long trial, the court dismissed all charges. The defence exposed inconsistencies in the complainant’s testimony, undermining her credibility. Despite the accused’s initial false statement to police, his testimony at trial was consistent and persuasive, leading to a not guilty verdict.
Not Guilty
R. v. A, S
Firearm Charges
During a traffic stop, officers smelled marijuana from our client’s vehicle and searched it, finding a loaded firearm in the trunk. The defence argued there was no proof of possession, knowledge, or control. After a two-day preliminary inquiry, the judge agreed, dismissing all charges, dismissing all charges.
Not Guilty
R. v. P, T
Impaired Driving (Drugs)
Charges dismissed at trial. The client was charged with impaired operation after he crashed his vehicle into a ditch and made an utterance about consuming marijuana. Through a rigorous defence strategy and in-depth cross-examination, the client was acquitted of all charges.
Not Guilty
Practice Areas:
Proven Success in These Practice Areas
Youth criminal charges aren’t just legal problems—they’re future killers. School, jobs, reputation—all on the line. We defend minors like it’s our own family.
Why Kahlon Law?:
Commitment To You
Commitment To You
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A Youth Charge Today Shouldn't Close Doors Tomorrow.
#01
Protecting Their Future
A youth record can follow a child into school, sports, and careers. Our priority is resolving the matter without lasting consequences wherever possible.
#02
Parents Stay Informed
You won't be left in the dark. We explain each step in plain language so parents understand the charge, the process, and the plan.
#03
YCJA-Focused Strategy
The Youth Criminal Justice Act offers protections and diversion options adults don't get. We know how to use them — and when to push for trial instead.
#04
Calm, Respectful Representation
Kids and teens respond to lawyers who treat them like people. Our approach is firm in court and supportive with your family.
FAQs:
Your Questions, Our Clarity
Facing criminal charges in Brampton and unsure what to do next? Our FAQs provide clear, straightforward answers—or contact us today to speak directly with a defence lawyer.
Can my teen avoid a criminal record with diversion or other programs?
Teens facing first-time and less serious offences may avoid a criminal record through diversion or other programs under the Youth Criminal Justice Act. A youth criminal lawyer can push for these options early in the case.
One of the most common programs is Extrajudicial Sanctions (EJS). Conditions might include community service, counselling, a written apology, or other steps. If completed successfully, the charges are usually withdrawn—meaning no criminal record.
What should I expect at my first court appearance in Brampton?
The first court appearance is administrative—no evidence is argued, and no trial takes place. It’s administrative in nature. Behind the scenes, your lawyer will be reviewing disclosure, meeting with the Crown, and preparing your teen’s defence.
Cases are usually adjourned for about 12 weeks to allow this work to take place in the background. In Brampton, youth matters are often heard in Courtroom 204, either in person or by Zoom. If it’s virtual, you can join using this link: https://ca01web.zoom.us/j/65938982880?20pwd=Rlhp20KzVwN2pPN3o5bmhZSXlkSnc4QT09
Can youth criminal charges be dropped or withdrawn?
Under the Youth Criminal Justice Act (YCJA), the system is designed to prioritize rehabilitation over punishment. That means there are more opportunities to resolve charges early—especially for first-time offenders. Charges can be withdrawn based on the seriousness of the offence, the youth’s history, the strength of the evidence, or public interest. In Peel Region, the Crown may drop charges if there’s no reasonable prospect of conviction, or if alternatives like diversion are more appropriate. A youth criminal lawyer can help push for these outcomes by leveraging the protections and principles built into the YCJA.
How long does it take to resolve a criminal case in Brampton?
The timeline for a criminal case headed toward resolution is typically shorter than a matter proceeding to trial. In many cases, if the issue is resolvable, a resolution may be reached in approximately six months.
One of the most common causes of delay in criminal cases is waiting for disclosure from the Crown. At the Brampton Courthouse, it generally takes approximately three months from the date of arrest to receive disclosure. Once disclosure is obtained, the case usually moves forward at a much faster pace.
We understand how stressful and urgent these delays can feel. Our criminal lawyer is proactive in pushing for timely disclosure and works diligently to move your file forward as efficiently as the justice system allows.
How do I obtain disclosure (evidence) from the Brampton Crown?
While you have a legal right to receive disclosure from the Crown, issues often arise with sensitive evidence, particularly in domestic-related cases. The Crown will not release certain materials, such as a complainant’s video statement, directly to a self-represented accused. Instead, you must schedule an appointment to view this evidence in person at the Crown Attorney’s office. Disclosure-related communication for Brampton is typically handled through virtualcrownbrampton@ontario.ca.
If you are self-represented, you may also attend in person to request disclosure or arrange viewing of sensitive materials at the Crown Attorney’s office located on the fifth floor, 7755 Hurontario Street, Brampton.
When you retain our firm, all disclosure—including sensitive materials—is provided directly to us under a professional undertaking. This allows your defence to be built with immediate and complete access to the evidence, without unnecessary delays.
Our role goes far beyond simply receiving disclosure. We perform a detailed legal analysis of the entire disclosure package to:
- Identify weaknesses in the Crown’s case
- Detect potential Charter violations
- Develop a strong and strategic defence tailored to your situation
This comprehensive approach ensures your rights are protected and your case moves forward efficiently.
Should my child speak to police?
Under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, your child has the right to remain silent and to speak with a lawyer in private before any questioning. They also have the right to have a parent or another adult present during police interviews. Your lawyer can contact police on your behalf to find out what’s happening—whether it’s just questioning or if charges are likely. If needed, they can help arrange a voluntary surrender and work to secure your child’s release.
Talking to police without legal guidance can seriously hurt your child’s case—even if they didn’t do anything wrong.
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