Ducharme Weber is a law firm specializing in Criminal Defence. Patrick Ducharme, Evan Weber and Alexandra Cardella defend all criminal matters from first-degree murder to impaired driving and shoplifting. Ducharme Weber LLP is a law firm dedicated exclusively to defending persons charged with serious criminal offences and related matters such as a foreign country seeking extradition.
Patrick Ducharme, Evan Weber and Alexandra Cardella specialize in criminal defence. They defend all manner of cases from first-degree murder to impaired driving and shoplifting. Every criminal offence, regardless of type, is important to the person charged. They are in the business of protecting their clients from criminal conviction.
Patrick Ducharme, Evan Weber and Alexandra Cardella specialize in criminal defence. They defend all manner of cases from first-degree murder to impaired driving and shoplifting. Every criminal offence, regardless of type, is important to the person charged. They are in the business of protecting their clients from criminal conviction.
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The work of a criminal defence lawyer is challenging. A successful trial lawyer requires an understanding of the law and the skill of a consummate storyteller. For over thirty years, Patrick Ducharme has been providing effective, informed, creative, and successful legal representation to his clients in a wide range of difficult and high-profile cases.
Evan was called to the Ontario bar in 2010. He received a Juris doctor degree from the University of detroit Mercy and a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Windsor after successfully completing a joint JD/LLB Program in 2009. Evan's primary focus is providing quality and affordable representation for clients charged with offences under the Criminal Code of Canada and all statutes under the Provincial Offences Act.
Cross-examination is a treacherous process, loaded with danger, as so many others have already eloquently stated. 2 Indeed, we hear, read and see so much about what decisive effect cross-examination can have in a borderline case that perhaps we create, quite unintentionally, a most undesirable effect: the paralyzing fear of failure.
As all trial lawyers know, the course of a trial is hardly ever wholly predictable. It ebbs and flows, developing its own rhythm, but is rarely without some mystery or surprise. This is part of the lure of trial work: precisely because of its unpredictability, the trial process is for some of us an endless, irresistible fascination.
An excerpt from the Canadian Legal Skills book, Jury Selection in Criminal Trials - Skills, Science, and the Law by David M. Tanovich, David M. Paciocco, and Steven Skurka. It has often been said that counsel should elect trial by judge alone when in the individual circumstances of the case the law is favourable and trial by judge and jury when the facts are favourable.
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