Chestermere Criminal Lawyer | Hate Crime Legal Defence & Representation Updated
Sep 19, 2022
Bitzer Criminal Law (403-252-0189) in Calgary, Alberta, announces updates to its legal defence services for clients facing criminal charges in Chestermere.
Calgary,Canada - September 19, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The practice’s expanded range of services includes legal representation for individuals charged with driving under the influence, sex offences, theft, and physical assault. The firm also offers assistance to clients facing domestic violence and hate crime charges.
Further details about the update are available at https://bitzercriminallaw.ca/chestermere-criminal-lawyer
As part of the update, Bitzer Criminal Law offers legal representation for individuals charged without arrest, held on bail or in custody, or arrested and charged for violent offences.
The legal team works with the clients to create a strategy, which is a vital aspect of the process. The lawyers guide the client through each phase of the legal process, striving for a swift resolution that is in the client’s best interest.
Bitzer Criminal Law has successfully defended individuals charged under the Canadian Criminal Code and Provincial statutes at the Provincial Court, the Court of Queen’s Bench, the Court of Appeal, and the Supreme Court of Canada.
They draw upon the wealth of experience of their legal collaborators and network of experienced legal defence counsels, who are always willing to step in with case-specific assistance and facilitation, improving clients’ chances of getting the best possible resolution.
Besides criminal defence, the law firm’s other practice areas include fraud and property crimes, drug charges, and DUI-impaired driving. The practice also offers regulatory appeals and legal opinions.
About Bitzer Criminal Law
Bitzer Criminal Law is a locally operated criminal legal defence firm serving clients in Chestermere and all the surrounding cities in Alberta. The law firm is led by Stephen J. Bitzer, with over 25 years of experience in the Canadian criminal justice system. The practice is driven by the conviction that everyone deserves a fair hearing and a strong defence.
“Bitzer and his team are the best criminal defence lawyers in Chestermere. They are good at what they do. The team was able to secure an acquittal for me. Their professionalism, expertise, and success rate are over the roof,” a satisfied client said. “I am forever indebted. You can count on them for your criminal defence needs.”
Interested parties can find additional information about the legal practice at https://bitzercriminallaw.ca
Contact Info:
Name: Stephen J. Bitzer
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Organization: Bitzer Criminal Law
Address: 160 Quarry Park Blvd SE #300, Calgary, AB T2C 3G3, Canada
Website: https://bitzercriminallaw.ca/
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