BogutskiyLawyer

Education:
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Juris Doctor, University of Detroit Mercy School of Law, Canadian and American Dual Juirs Doctor program, 2015-2018, full-time
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Herzing College, 2013, full-time
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Master of Laws, University of Toronto Faculty of Law, 2011-2012, full-time
ON, Canada +1(416)729-4419
SK, Canada +1(639)590-6418
Maryland, USA +1(443)377-7727
Gennadiy S. Bogutskiy JD, LLM
Barrister and Solicitor (ON & SK, Canada)
Attorney-at-law (Maryland, USA)
Specialist of Jurisprudence and Languages (Ukraine)
Gennadiy is a lawyer focused on criminal defense practice in Windsor, Ontario. Gennadiy has extensive litigation experience, gained as a Crown Prosecutor in the Canadian Prairie provinces of Saskatchewan and Alberta in 2019-2024, enhanced by continuous experience in criminal defense practice in Ontario in 2024-2026, and by experience as an Assistant State's Attorney at Wicomico County State's Attorney's Office in Maryland, USA. While working as a Crown Prosecutor in Saskatchewan, Gennadiy earned a team award from the Premier for Excellence in Public Service.
Gennadiy has also accumulated experience as a law clerk at Fragomen, Del Rey, Lowson and Loevy in Troy, Michigan and at Wayne County Prosecutor's Office where he completed OPT training and worked as a paralegal respectively. While in law school, Gennadiy earned Best Oralist: Second Place in Keenan Appellate Competition administered by Detroit Mercy Law's Moot Court Board of Advocates in Michigan.
Gennadiy represents Clients with their litigation needs and provides legal services in multiple areas of law, relying on the wealth of successful common law litigation experience gained in Canada and the United States. Prior to the graduation from the Juris Doctor program in 2018, Gennadiy has completed an internship at the International Criminal Court Office of the Prosecutor, and contributed effectively at a multinational law firm focused on contracts, tax and business law as well as immigration and emigtation before completing the Master of laws program. Gennadiy's languages of choice are English, Ukrainian, Russian and German.
Gennadiy is authorized to accept Legal Aid Ontario general criminal and immigration certificates, and represents private Clients in all criminal matters in Canada and federal criminal matters in the United States. You can reliably count on Gennadiy for your bail hearings, detention reviews, docket appearances, resolution negotiations with the prosecutor, pre-trials, preliminary inquiries, trials, sentencing hearings and appeals.
Published cases:
In R v JW, 2020 ABQB 701 (CanLII), Gennadiy successfully represented the Crown whereas the Accused's application to have evidence regarding other sexual activity allegedly engaged in by the Complainant under s. 278.93 CC did not pass the "capable of being admissible" test at s. 278.94 CC hearing. This experience allowed Gennadiy to subsequently work on multiple sexual assault cases as the Crown. You can benefit from Gennadiy's knowledge and skills for your defense as having seen how defense arguments were ruled upon by the Court, and having had to reply to them as the Crown, Gennadiy can effectively structure your defense in sexual assault cases.
In the criminal matter of R v Ledebur, 2021 SKPC 58 (CanLII), Gennadiy successfully represented the Crown in regards to the mandatory minimum penalty where the Accused's arguments regarding reduced moral culpability and alleged discrimination did not invalidate mandatory penalty. This experience allows Gennadiy to craft arguments at sentencing hearings of his Clients who face mandatory minimum penalties. Having learned from highly skilled prosecutors, judges and defense lawyers while pursuing his interest in comparing and contrasting the arguments of Crown and Defense, Gennadiy can put his knowledge and skills to use in your criminal case.
Gennadiy successfully represented the Crown in R v J.T., 2022 SKKB 272 (CanLII), where the reviewing Court found no jurisdictional error in the preliminary inquiry judge's decision to admit complainant's statement under s. 540(7) CC without cross-examination of the complainant under s. 540(9) of the Criminal Code. This experience allows Gennadiy to successfully represent his Clients with motions to quash committal to stand trial after a preliminary inquiry.
In R v A.I.Z. 2023 SKKB 76 (CanLII), Gennadiy appeared for the Crown where the Court admitted a video statement from a child complainant under s. 715.1 CC finding the statutory requirements were met and, despite delays, there was no interference with the justice. This experience allows Gennadiy to effectively represent Clients where video-recorded statements of under-age complainants of the alleged sexual touching are involved.
Gennadiy appeared on numerous unreported criminal cases involving a wide cross-section of the Criminal Code of Canada charges, with most notable experience in sexual assaults, sexual touching and firearms cases.
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Daryna V. Bogutska LLM
Lawyer licensing candidate (ON, Canada)
Specialist and Master of Jurisprudence (Ukraine)
Daryna is a lawyer licensing candidate, specialized in litigation and in-house legal services. Combining a thorough educational background with hands-on experience to achieve the most beneficial results for Clients in multiple areas of law.
Daryna graduated from Canadian Common Law Master of Laws program in 2020 and completed additional coursework in 2021-2022 to enhance her common-law knowledge and skills. Daryna's languages of choice are English, Russian, Ukrainian and French.
Published cases:
During her articling student experience, Daryna effectively assisted articling principal with preparation for the Federal Court of Canada appearance in the matter of Morales Morales v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2026 FC 196 (CanLII).
In this judicial review of a refugee appeal, the Court found that the RAD unreasonably assessed state protection for the co-applicants by misapprehending evidence about their distinct risk and lack of UNP protection. In order to assist counsel with preparation for this case, Daryna conducted multiple hours of research, reviewed case law from the Federal Court of Canada and numerous persuasive authorities to distill and craft successful arguments on behalf of the Applicants which, upon counsel's review, were delivered before the Federal Court of Canada.
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Education:
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Master of Laws, York University, Osgoode Hall Law School, Canadian Common Law program, 2020, full-time
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Herzing College, 2014, full-time
ON, Canada +1(416)209-4843
SK, Canada +1(639)590-6419



