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Who Can Help Defend Against Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act Charges?
DefendCharges.ca Is Who to Call When You Are Charged With a Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act Offence.
A Helpful Guide on How to Defend Against Charges Alleging Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act Violations
As a hunter, fisher, trapper, among others, who engages in sporting activities that are heavily governed per the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O. 1997, Chapter 41 as well as the many various regulations as are applicable thereto, you may become charged with an offence carrying significant fines and penalties.
Defence Against Charges
When defending against Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997 charges, such requires both strong legal skills as well as delicate tact. A proper approach that shows due regard for the environment and the various animals within deserves and requires a respectful appreciation for the laws that are intended to provide for ecological protection and conservation; and accordingly, managing the optics of being charged with a Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997 offence is as important as managing the legal case iteself. DefendCharges.ca provides the effective advocacy with the diplomacy that is necessary and appropriate to the circumstances.
Example Types of Cases Handled
Among other offences, DefendCharges.ca helps to fight charges such as:
- Hunting or trapping out of season;
- Hunting or fishing without a licence;
- Careless discharge of a firearm;
- Trespassing for the purpose of hunting;
- Making of a false statement to a conservation officer; and
- Obstruction of an investigation by a conservation officer.
If you are charged with a Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997 offence, then you need effective legal advocacy and reputation management. DefendCharges.ca will help you to review your various options and to determine a prudent defence strategy.
