Superior Court of Justice, Toronto
Ontario Superior Court of Justice, Toronto:
361 University Avenue
Toronto, ON M5G 1T3
The courthouse at 361 University Avenue is where the most serious Toronto criminal matters are heard: jury trials, judge-alone trials on indictable offences, sentencing hearings, bail reviews, and Charter applications.
Criminal defence at 361 University Avenue
The Law Firm of Ted Yoannou appears at 361 University Avenue for jury trials, judge-alone trials, sentencing hearings, bail reviews, and Charter applications. Ted Yoannou has been doing this since 1993. If your matter has been committed to stand trial or you have elected to Superior Court, you need a lawyer with actual trial experience at this level.
Toronto (Avenue Road)
2078 Avenue Road, Suite 200
Toronto, ON M5M 4A6
North York (Finch)
1000 Finch Avenue West, Suite 600
North York, ON M3J 2V5
What happens at 361 University Avenue
Superior Court proceedings at this address include:
- Jury trials for indictable offences: murder, manslaughter, aggravated sexual assault, large-scale drug trafficking
- Judge-alone trials elected at Superior Court level
- Bail reviews (appeals from Ontario Court of Justice bail decisions)
- Charter of Rights applications: challenging police searches, questioning evidence admissibility, raising delay arguments
- Sentencing hearings for serious indictable matters
- Fitness and NCR (not criminally responsible) hearings
Cases reach Superior Court after a preliminary inquiry at Old City Hall, or by direct election. Superior Court proceedings are more complex and generally take longer than Ontario Court matters. Having experienced trial counsel matters more here than at any other stage.
Serious charges we defend
- Murder, manslaughter, and criminal negligence causing death
- Aggravated sexual assault and sexual assault with a weapon
- Large-scale drug trafficking, importation, and production
- Robbery with a firearm and home invasion
- Kidnapping and forcible confinement
- Fraud over $5,000 and major financial offences
- Organized crime and gangsterism charges
- Firearms trafficking and possession for the purpose of trafficking
Toronto Legal News
Woman Attacked by Teenagers Outside Scarborough Town Centre
In mid-March, a twenty-six-year-old woman was robbed and assaulted by two sixteen-year-old girls outside the Scarborough Town Centre at approximately 7:30 pm. The victim was approached as she was leaving the mall, and the two teenagers stole from her and physically assaulted her. Young persons aged twelve to seventeen who face criminal charges are governed by the Youth Criminal Justice Act (YCJA). Depending on the severity of the offence and the circumstances, a youth may be tried as an adult. particularly those between fourteen and seventeen facing serious violent offences. The YCJA focuses on accountability, rehabilitation, and reintegration, but serious consequences including custody remain possible. If your child faces criminal charges in Scarborough or Toronto, contact us for a free initial consultation.
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Book a consultation
If your matter has been committed to Superior Court or you are facing an election on an indictable charge, call immediately. Preparation time matters at this level. Call 416-486-2200 or email Info@TedYoannou.com.
Facing a Superior Court trial in Toronto?
We have over 30 years of trial experience at this level. Call 416-486-2200 for a free consultation.