At Duncan Investigations, we pride ourselves on our experience in this area,  by helping innocent people accused of crimes in their defense. The very basic principle of justice, is your fundamental right to the presumption of innocence. We will prepare a very strong  and thorough defense,  with sixteen years experience on  matters involving sexual assault, domestic charges,  violent crimes,  property offenses, white collar crime, extradition, constitutional challenges, and search warrants.

Consultation:    If you are in custody, we will make arrangements to meet you there.  We have security clearance at most correctional institutions  in Manitoba. At that time, we will  discuss your case in detail, and  to obtain background  information with respect to the nature    of your charge/s and  all the particulars of  all witnesses.   We accept all major criminal cases.

Disclosure:  We will require your written consent to obtain a copy of your police particulars, and disclosure. If you have an alibi defense, then we will require your  written consent to release personal information,  so we can investigate these matters.      We will also provide you with copies of our investigation. 

Review:  All the evidence will be reviewed and we will prepare your strategy for the defense which may  include obtaining detailed statements from witnesses, including crown witnesses, and any relevant background investigation.   Any statements that we do obtain, witnesses will be entitled to a copy.   

Meet: We will meet with you to discuss our plan of action and we will keep the lines of communication open.

Investigate: We will investigate your case in a very objective and diligent manner disclosing all evidence to you or your lawyer  so he/she  can prepare his/defense.   The lawyer may choose to provide the evidence to the crown in an effort to have the charges stayed if there is sufficient evidence of reasonable doubt.   However, if your matter does go to trial, the lawyer will challenge the crown’s evidence by attacking the credibility of the witnesses based on our investigation.   The defense does not have to prove that you didn’t do it, he/she only needs to raise a reasonable doubt.