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Me Christina Leclair

Lawyer

Me Christina Leclair joined the CSG Avocats team in March 2024, after gaining solid experience in criminal and penal law in Montreal. A graduate of the Université du Québec à Montréal (2020) and admitted to the Québec Bar in 2023, she quickly stood out for her rigorous handling of a wide range of criminal offences.

Over the course of her career, Me Leclair has handled complex cases ranging from minor offences to serious criminal charges, developing a strategic and personalized approach for each client. Her time in Montreal allowed her to strengthen her skills and provide effective defence, even in the most demanding cases.

Since joining CSG Avocats, Me Leclair has continued to provide high-quality legal services, recognized for her determination, dynamism, and professionalism. She is committed to defending her clients’ rights with rigor, tailoring her strategies to each situation to secure the best possible outcomes.

Areas of expertise

Me Christina Leclair has diverse expertise, covering a wide variety of criminal offences. She handles cases ranging from traffic tickets to serious crimes such as sexual assault, criminal harassment, and assault. She also excels in managing cases related to impaired driving, drug offences, and offences against persons and property.

In penal law, she handles various types of offence tickets, allowing her to master the full scope of the Criminal Code and Canadian penal legislation. Her versatility and adaptability make her a lawyer capable of addressing the most varied legal needs.


Involvements

Active participant in the Université du Québec à Montréal legal clinic for two years, where she put her skills into practice while completing her law studies.

Recent successes

  • Release from custody

    In a case where the client was charged with sexual assault, assault, and obtaining sexual services for consideration, release was granted following a one-day hearing. The cross-examination of the investigator raised issues regarding both the evidence and constitutional matters, leading to the client regaining his freedom.
  • Impaired driving – charges withdrawn

    In a criminal case where the client was charged with impaired driving, the Crown prosecutor decided to withdraw the charges following the filing of a disclosure motion. Thanks to the arguments advanced by Me Leclair and the demonstrated weaknesses in the evidence, the defence lawyer did not need to argue the motion before a judge, allowing the client to avoid a criminal conviction and license suspension.
  • Domestic violence – absolute discharge

    In a case where the client was charged with assault with a weapon in a domestic violence context, a guilty plea was entered for a lesser offence. Following a contested sentencing, an absolute discharge was obtained — a rare outcome in such circumstances. The client thus received the most lenient sentence under the Criminal Code and avoided a criminal record.
  • Driving while prohibited – conditional sentence

    In criminal cases where the client was charged with driving a motor vehicle while under a court order prohibition, negotiations led to the client receiving a conditional sentence to be served in the community rather than jail time. Arguments related to the client’s rehabilitation convinced the judge that the proposed sentence was fair and appropriate under the circumstances. The client also avoided receiving a second driving prohibition order.

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