Me Amélie Charlebois
Graduated from the Université de Sherbrooke in 2009 and admitted to the Québec Bar in 2010, Me Amélie Charlebois has specialized in criminal and penal law since the start of her career. She handles a wide range of criminal and penal charges but stands out particularly in cases of impaired driving by alcohol or drugs. Having represented hundreds of clients in this field, she is recognized for her deep knowledge and ingenuity in handling cases. In 2016, she was awarded the Excellence Award by the Québec Defence Lawyers Association for her work in impaired driving matters.
Me Charlebois regularly pleads before the Court of Québec, leading important legal debates, especially on constitutional issues. With her mastery of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, she frequently argues violations of her clients’ rights before the courts.
Aware of the significant impact that a criminal charge can have on her clients’ lives, Me Charlebois represents them with dedication and transparency, offering honest and precise legal opinions at every stage. Areas of expertise Me Charlebois handles all types of criminal and penal charges. She is frequently consulted by her peers on impaired driving cases. Her deep knowledge of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and her skill in arguing constitutional issues make her a formidable lawyer in protecting her clients’ rights.