Case Results
25. Regina v. K.L.& G.P. [Calgary Provincial Court, December 2008]
Clients (husband and wife) charged with possession of marijuana for the purpose of trafficking and proceeds of crime as a consequence of a [...]
26. Regina v. Y.H. [Calgary Provincial Court, December 2008]
Client charged with possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking (3 ½ ounces) and proceeds of crime (in excess of $100,000.00) as [...]
1. Regina v. L.A. [Court of Queen’s Bench of Alberta, Calgary – June 2007]
Relying on information provided by a confidential source the police obtained a warrant to search the residential premises of LA. Upon execution of [...]
2. Regina v. F. & A. [Provincial Court of Alberta, Calgary – May 2007]
The Integrated Response To Organized Crime Unit (“IROC”) executed a warrant to search the home of F&A where they seized approximately 5 kilograms [...]
3. Regina v. M.M. [Provincial Court of Alberta, Calgary – May 2007]
R.v. M.M. [Calgary PC, May, 2007] Client was observed in an area prohibited by a pre-existing bail order and police search on arrest [...]
4. Regina v. J. B. [Didsbury PC, June, 2007]
Client became involved in a physical altercation with a gas company meter reader resulting in the police search of his rural residential premises. [...]
5. Regina v. E. F. [Calgary PC, August, 2007]
Client was apprehended by the police while smoking a “joint” in downtown Calgary. As a consequence of the police search of E. F. [...]
6. Regina v. M.B. [ Calgary PC, August, 2007]
Client charged with possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking after unwittingly arranging a meet with the police at a fast food [...]
7. Regina v. C.W. & A.A. [Calgary PC, Sept., 2007]
Both clients charged with possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking as a consequence of a search of their motor vehicle during a “routine” traffic stop. The search and seizure was successfully challenged on constitutional grounds and a stay of proceedings on all charges entered against both accused.
8. Regina v. K.A. [Calgary PC, Sept., 2007]
Client charged with possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking as a consequence of the search of a motor vehicle during a “routine” traffic stop. The search and seizure was successfully challenged on constitutional grounds and a stay of proceedings was entered on all charges.