The accused was charged with Impaired Driving CC.320.14(1)(a), Exceed .08 cc.320.14(1)(b). The accused was sentenced to the minimum fine and driving prohibition.
Recent Cases
R. v. A.M.
The accused was charged with assault on a peace officer CC.270(1)(a), Resisting arrest, CC.129(a), and Cause a disturbance CC.175(1)(a). Due to mental health concerns, the accused was released and was later sentenced to a 12-month conditional discharge.
R. v. D.C.
The accused was charged with Assault CC.266 on their partner. The matter was referred to alternative measures and the accused received an absolute discharge.
R. v. M.C.
The accused pulled a fire alarm in a medical facility causing significant damage. Charged with Mischief CC. 430(3). After discussions with Crown regarding mental health concerns, all charges were withdrawn.
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.
R. v. S.P.
The accused was charged with Failing to Report to a Border Crossing Section 11(1) of the Customs Act. After discussions with the Crown, the client agreed to a Conditional Discharge with Probation.
R. v. S.S.
The accused was charged with Assault with a Weapon CC. 267(1). While in docket, with a strong self defence argument, the matter was stayed by the Crown.
R.v. J.M.
The accused, who was a youth, was charged with Impaired Driving CC.320.14(1)(a), Exceed .08 cc.320.14(1)(b). The accused received a conditional discharge with conditions after pleading guilty to Impaired Driving.
R.v. F.J.
The accused was charged with Obstructing a Peace Officer CC.129(a) and Identity Fraud CC. 403(1)(d) during a traffic stop. They were later charged with Fail to Attend Court CC.145(3). After discussions with the Crown, the Client plead Guilty to Identity Fraud and Fail to Attend Court. They were sentenced to […]