Peel Region
Brampton criminal defence lawyers.
Charged in Brampton, Mississauga or Caledon? Your first appearance is virtual, in Courtroom 104, at 9:00 a.m.
A. Grenville & William Davis Courthouse · 7755 Hurontario Street
The lawyers at Daniel Brown Law have defended people at Brampton court on charges from impaired driving and domestic assault to sexual offences and homicide. The firm is named one of Canada's Best Law Firms by The Globe and Mail, a Top Criminal Law Boutique by Canadian Lawyer Magazine, and ranked Tier 1 in Canada for criminal defence and appellate law by Best Law Firms. Five of its lawyers are listed in The Best Lawyers in Canada for criminal defence and four more are named to Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch for 2027, and it is a frequent winner of the Toronto Star Readers' Choice Awards.
Brampton courthouse
Criminal matters from Brampton, Mississauga, Malton and Caledon are heard at the A. Grenville & William Davis Courthouse.
| Address | 7755 Hurontario Street, Brampton, ON L6W 4T1 Get directions |
|---|---|
| Courthouse | 905-456-4700Ontario Court, Superior Court and Youth Court all use this line |
| Provincial Crown | 905-456-4777[email protected] |
| Federal Crown | 905-454-2424Public Prosecution Service of Canada — drug charges are prosecuted federally. [email protected] |
| Duty counsel | 1-800-668-8258Legal Aid Ontario — free advice on your first appearance |
| Court office | [email protected]Superior Court matters may be heard at 161 Wellington Street East, depending on the charge and how it is elected |
Where and when you appear
Almost every appearance in Peel Region is virtual. These are the four courtrooms a Brampton case moves through.
| Courtroom | Who appears | When | Join |
|---|---|---|---|
| 104First appearance | Adults, 18 and overCounsel matters are called first, then self-represented accused | Monday–Friday 9:00 a.m. | Join by ZoomID 678 0541 8119 Passcode 109554 |
| 105Overflow | Surnames M–ZUsed only on days the 104 list is split alphabetically | As posted 9:00 a.m. | Join by ZoomID 678 0541 8119 Passcode 109554 |
| 204Youth & drugs | Young persons; drug chargesYouth Tuesday and Wednesday. Drug first appearances Thursday, later drug dates Friday at 9:30 a.m. | Tue, Wed Thu, Fri | Join by ZoomID 673 2614 1025 Passcode 827214 |
| 206Before a judge | Cases past their third appearanceAfter three appearances in 104 the Justice of the Peace moves the case here to set a judicial pre-trial, preliminary hearing or trial | By the date set in 104 | Join by ZoomID 644 1012 9387 Passcode 956630 |
Court schedules change. Confirm your courtroom and time on the notice you were given, or call the courthouse at 905-456-4700.
What happens next
Nothing is decided at a first appearance. This is the order a Brampton case actually moves in.
First appearance
Virtual, in Courtroom 104. The court confirms you have counsel and sets the next date. Your lawyer can appear for you, so you do not need to attend.
Disclosure
The Crown provides its evidence. Your lawyer reviews it, identifies what is missing, and assesses how strong the case against you actually is.
Crown and judicial pre-trial
Counsel meets the Crown, and then a judge in Courtroom 206, to narrow the issues and test whether the case resolves or goes to trial.
Resolution or trial
Either a negotiated outcome, or a trial date with a preliminary hearing where one is available. Most cases end well before this point.
Charges we defend
- s. 266Assault
- s. 515Bail hearings
- s. 679Bail pending appeal
- —Coercive control
- s. 675Criminal appeals
- s. 264Criminal harassment
- s. 320.13Dangerous driving
- s. 162.1Distributing an intimate image
- s. 266Domestic assault
- CDSA 4Drug possession
- CDSA 5Drug trafficking
- —Extradition
- s. 145Fail to appear at court
- s. 145Fail to comply with bail
- s. 320.16Failing to remain at the scene
- ss. 91–95Firearm and weapon possession
- s. 279Forcible confinement
- s. 380Fraud
- s. 320.14Impaired driving
- CDSA 6Importing drugs
- s. 430Mischief
- ss. 229–236Murder and manslaughter
- s. 129Obstruct police
- s. 810Peace bonds
- s. 140Public mischief
- s. 320.15Refusing a breath sample
- ss. 343–344Robbery
- s. 271Sexual assault
- s. 153Sexual exploitation
- s. 334Theft and shoplifting
- s. 264.1Uttering threats
- s. 162Voyeurism
- YCJAYoung offenders
Charged with something you can’t see here?
Contact us Call 416-297-7200Frequently asked questions
Where is Brampton courthouse?
Most Brampton criminal cases are heard at the Ontario Court of Justice at 7755 Hurontario Street, Brampton, ON L6W 4T1. Superior Court matters are heard at 161 Wellington Street East. Which courthouse your case proceeds in depends on the charge and how it is elected.
What should I do if I have been charged by Peel Regional Police?
Do not speak to police beyond identifying yourself. Anything you say can be used against you at trial. Speak to a criminal defence lawyer before your first court appearance. A lawyer can review the disclosure, assess the Crown's case, and advise whether to seek a resolution or set the matter for trial.
Does Daniel Brown Law represent clients at Brampton court?
Yes. The lawyers at Daniel Brown Law defend clients at Brampton court on impaired driving, assault, domestic assault, sexual offences, weapons charges, drug offences, fraud, and homicide.
Does having a lawyer at a bail hearing in Brampton matter?
It often makes the difference between release and detention. A contested bail hearing requires counsel to address the Crown's position, propose a release plan, and call sureties where needed. Bail decisions are difficult to undo on review, so getting bail right the first time matters.
What happens at a first appearance in Brampton?
Nothing is decided at a first appearance. The court confirms you have counsel and sets the next date so disclosure can be reviewed. Your lawyer can appear on your behalf so you do not need to attend in person.
Brampton court
Charged in Peel Region?
If you have a court date in Brampton, or have been arrested by Peel Regional Police, speak to a lawyer before your first appearance.
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