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Sexual Assault — Brampton & Peel
If you are charged with sexual assault in Brampton — or Peel Regional Police want to speak with you about an allegation — talk to a defence lawyer before you say anything about what happened. Most Brampton and Peel sexual assault files are heard at the A. Grenville and William Davis Courthouse. Kahlon Law defends these matters across Peel Region. Call 416-502-8555 to speak directly with a lawyer.
Stay silent about the allegation. Do not walk police through “your side,” do not message the complainant, and do not post about it. You have the right to counsel and the right to say nothing. Use both.
Police will either release you on conditions or hold you for a bail hearing. Early defence work is about protecting that silence, getting release terms you can actually live with, and starting disclosure review — not volunteering facts the Crown can use later.
If you have only been asked to attend the station, call first. Counsel can contact the officer in charge, find out whether an arrest is coming, and, where it makes sense, arrange a voluntary surrender instead of a public arrest.
Sexual assault charges from Brampton and the rest of Peel go to the A. Grenville and William Davis Courthouse at 7755 Hurontario Street, Brampton — Ontario Court of Justice and Superior Court of Justice in the same building.
Most files start in the Ontario Court of Justice. Jury trials and the most serious indictable matters can move upstairs to the Superior Court. Your release papers or summons list the courtroom and first appearance date.
That first appearance is administrative, not a trial: counsel is confirmed, disclosure is discussed, and the next date is set. From there the file usually moves through disclosure, a Crown pre-trial, and, if needed, a judicial pre-trial. The Brampton criminal defence page walks through how Peel cases typically move; the bail hearing process covers release in more detail.
If you are not released at the station, you must generally appear before a justice within 24 hours. In Peel, that hearing is often at the Davis Courthouse, sometimes by video from the division.
Release terms in sexual assault files are often strict: no contact with the complainant (direct or through anyone else), stay-away conditions for a home or workplace, and other limits on travel, weapons, or communication. Those orders bind you even if the complainant wants contact. Breaking them can mean a new failing-to-comply charge on top of the original allegation.
A bail plan is built before the hearing — residence, surety where needed, work or school, and conditions that answer the Crown without making life unworkable. If circumstances change later, counsel can seek a variation on consent or by application. Nothing here promises release or any particular conditions. Every file turns on its facts. See also bail hearings.
Sexual assault under the Criminal Code is an assault in circumstances of a sexual nature that violate the complainant’s sexual integrity. The Crown must prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. In many Brampton files the live fights are consent, what was said or assumed, identity, and credibility.
Defence work usually means:
These trials are often credibility contests. Preparation shows: gaps in disclosure, earlier statements, and the digital record can change how a judge or jury sees the Crown’s case. For a broader overview, see sexual assault charges and their consequences and the firm’s general sexual assault defence page.
Short definitions — detail is on the linked pages:
Bring the information or release papers to the consultation if the charge name on your paperwork is different. The label drives the next steps.
Selected outcomes from the firm’s published Cases History (sexual assault). Every case turns on its own facts and evidence. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
2025
After a two day trial, the client was acquitted of all charges. The not guilty verdict came after counsel’s effective cross-examination revealed inconsistencies in the stories of the complainant and her mother, successfully challenging the Crown’s evidence.
2024
Our client was acquitted of all charges after we successfully obtained the complainant’s counselling records and exposed significant inconsistencies in her evidence. The court found our client’s testimony credible and entered verdicts of not guilty.
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A sexual assault allegation moves fast — police contact, release conditions, then a first appearance at the Davis Courthouse. Get advice before the next call or court date.
Answers to the questions we hear most from people facing a sexual assault allegation in Brampton and Peel Region. Every file turns on its own facts — speak with a lawyer about yours.
If you are charged with sexual assault in Brampton or elsewhere in Peel Region, do not give a statement to police about the allegation. Ask to speak with a lawyer, and get advice before any interview. Most Brampton sexual assault cases proceed at the A. Grenville and William Davis Courthouse. Early defence work usually focuses on release conditions, disclosure, and protecting your right to silence — not explaining your side online or to the complainant.
No. In Ontario the Crown decides whether to proceed; the complainant’s wishes may matter to the Crown but do not control the case. Get advice from defence counsel before any contact that could breach release conditions.
It is usually administrative. Counsel is confirmed, disclosure is discussed, and the next date is set. The trial does not happen that day. Afterward the file moves through disclosure, Crown discussions, and, if needed, a judicial pre-trial. More context is on the Brampton criminal lawyer page.
A conviction can mean a criminal record, jail, and, in many cases, registration under SOIRA. Exact exposure depends on the charge, how the Crown proceeds, and the facts. That is why file-specific advice matters more than generic internet summaries.
Yes. Kahlon Law charges for a consultation. A meaningful discussion of your case needs a proper review, not a free sales call.
If you’re facing a sexual assault allegation in Brampton or Peel or the surrounding GTA, seek legal advice from an experienced criminal defence lawyer. Contact Kahlon Law and speak directly with a lawyer today.
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