Author: The Law Office of Patrick C. Fagan, K.C.
25. Regina v. R.C. [Provincial Court of Alberta, Calgary – October, 2011]
Client was the primary target of a Joint Forces Operation (“JFO”) operation involving the RCMP and CPS. As a result of informant information and ongoing [...]
20. Regina v. D.M. [Provincial Court of Alberta, Drumheller – September, 2011]
The police observed our client operating a motor vehicle and recognized him as a person for whom there were several outstanding arrest warrants. Our client [...]
21. Regina v. S.C. [Provincial Court of Alberta, Okotoks – September, 2011]
Client was seated in the passenger seat of a motor vehicle outside a popular drinking establishment when the police peered through the window and observed [...]
22. Regina v. C.W. [ Provincial Court of Alberta, Red Deer – September 2011]
Police stopped a vehicle operated by our client as a result of a perceived illegal U turn and possible suspect in a domestic assault. When [...]
19. Regina v. R.D. [Provincial Court of Alberta, Calgary – August 2011]
Client was operating a motor vehicle which was stopped by the police and searched. The police located 17 separate packages of cocaine under the driver’s [...]
17. Regina v. H.D.N. [Provincial Court of Alberta – June 2011]
Client charged with various offences including production of cocaine, weapons and proceeds as a consequence of the execution of a warrant to search residential premises. We elected trial by way of a Justice of the Court of Queen’s Bench and scheduled a preliminary inquiry. At the conclusion of the preliminary inquiry the prosecution against our client was terminated on all charges by way of the entry of a stay of proceedings.
18. Regina v. C.L. [Provincial Court of Alberta — June 2011]
Client charged with possession of approximately 67 grams of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking, proceeds (over $20,000.00 cash ) and multiple firearms offences (involving [...]
14. Regina v, J.A. [Provincial Court of Alberta, Calgary – May, 2011]
Client was pulled over by the police for allegedly making an unsignalled lane change in a so-called “shady” area of the City. The police observed [...]
15. Regina v. T.R. [Provincial Court of Alberta – May, 2011
Client was a passenger of a motor vehicle apprehended by the police as a result of an impaired driving complaint. The police observed a crack [...]
16. Regina v. T.S. [Provincial Court of Newfoundland and Labrador – May, 2011]
As a consequence of information received from a so-called reliable confidential source and surveillance conducted by the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) client was apprehended at [...]