Chartrand Law

Chartrand Law asks for donors to help out Legal Aid Alberta who requires additional funding to help finance legal defences. The underfunding is unfortunately disproportionately affecting Indigenous persons charged with criminal offences. Adversely.

The Criminal Trial Lawyers Association will be hosting a Bake Sale this Friday September 23 in front of the Edmonton Law Courts main entrance. Please help the cause. We defend many people who are unjustly charged, and many who need a voice to seek fairness.

Chartrand Law will be offering individually wrapped Bannick, freshly oven baked by Lionel Chartrand personally, according to a traditional St. Laurent Manitoba recipe handed down to him. Each piece will be scored to break into about 15 small pieces. $10 each. These will go fast. If you would like to give our cause extra help, you can reserve a Bannick for a $50 e-transfer to [email protected]. 100% of sales will go directly to Legal Aid Alberta!

Vacationing near Mount Rainier

Criminal Trial Lawyers Association received leave from the Supreme Court to intervene in the accused’s appeal in R v Barton.