The accused was charged with Break and Enter with Intent, and Fail to Attend Court. After discussions with the Crown, all charges were dropped.
Author: Bailey Johnson
R. v. H. D.
The accused was charged with Sexual Assault. The matter was set for trial, and as preliminary hearings were held, the matter received a stay of proceedings.
R. v. M. J.
The accused, who was a youth, was charged with theft. After discussions with the Crown, the accused was admitted to local alternative measures programming. Upon completion of programming, the charges were stayed.
R. v. J. A.
After initially retaining us in the early stages of the investigation, the accused was eventually charged with Sexual Assault and Sexual Interference dating back a few years. After completing the review of disclosure and discussions with the Crown, all matters were stayed.
R. v. B. B. & N. B.
The parties involved were co-accused’s on a Break and Enter CC.348, Utter Threats CC.264, and Assault CC.266. While the matter was in docket, all charges were stayed.
R. v. C.M.
The accused was charged with Impaired Driving CC.320.14(1)(a), Exceed .08 CC.320.14(1)(b). A month later they were charged again with Impaired Driving CC.320.14(1)(a), Exceed .08 CC.320.14(1)(b). After discussions with the Crown, the accused received a driving prohibition and a fine.
R. v. D.M.
The accused was charged with Impaired Driving CC.320.14(1)(a), Exceed .08 CC.320.14(1)(b). A month later they were charged again with Impaired Driving CC.320.14(1)(a), Exceed .08 CC.320.14(1)(b). After discussions with the Crown, our client received a driving prohibition and a fine.
R. v. K.W.
The accused was charged with Breaching probation CC. 733.1(1), and Uttering threats CC. 264.1(1)(b). Matter was set for trial and the accused was aquitted after trial where the authenticity of messages was questionable.
R. v. M.W.
The accused was charged with Fraud Over $5,000 with losses in excess of $100,000. Matter was set for trial as the Crown was looking for prison time. Prior to trial, and through discussions with the Crown, the Crown agreed to a Conditional Sentence Order of 2-years Less a day.