Category: Criminal Law Cases
15. Regina v. S.J. [Provincial Court of Alberta, Calgary – May 2012]
Client (an alleged member of a well-known motorcycle “club”) was charged with extortion and other offences relative to the attempted recovery of problematic “accounts receivable”. [...]
16. Regina v. D.D.N. [Provincial Court of Alberta, Calgary – May 2012]
Client charged with multiple offences including possession of cocaine (approximately 3 ounces) for the purpose of trafficking, possession of firearms (2 semi-automatic loaded handguns) and [...]
17. Regina v. XXX [Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, St. Johns NFLD – May 2012]
This was a joint forces operation involving members of the RCMP and the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary. As a result of confidential information received by the [...]
10. Regina v. S.J. [Provincial Court of Alberta, Calgary – April, 2012]
S.J. was the target of police surveillance during which activity consistent with drug trafficking (according to the police) was observed. The investigation culminated in the [...]
11. Regina v. R.B. [Provincial Court of Alberta, Calgary – April, 2012]
As a result of a police investigation involving extensive surveillance police ultimately secured warrants to search several motor vehicles and a residence. From a motor [...]
12. Regina v. H.C. [Provincial Court of Alberta, Medicine Hat – April, 2012]
Tough Case. Client charged with two counts of trafficking in cocaine as a consequence of two hand to hand sales to the same undercover officer. [...]
6. Regina v. K.F. [Provincial Court of Alberta, Calgary – March, 2012]
K.F. was one of several targets in an ongoing police investigation involving surveillance, the search of a motor vehicle and residential premises. Police seized approximately [...]
7. Regina v. C.B. [Provincial Court of Alberta, Calgary – March, 2012]
C.B. was charged with multiple weapons offences relative to the discharge of a handgun. In pursuit of the handgun and ammunition the police conducted a [...]
8. Regina v. K.H. [Provincial Court of Alberta, Calgary – March, 2012]
A one year police investigation involving extensive surveillance resulted in a warrant to search residential premises which contained a million dollar cannabis marijuana grow operation. According to the police the grow operation was highly sophisticated (a three stage grow) with well in excess of 1,000 plants. The grow operation also involved an electrical bypass and water bypass. Bottom line: we killed this prosecution in its entirety against K.H. by way of the entry of a stay of proceedings.
9. Regina v. E.S. [Provincial Court of Alberta, Calgary – March, 2012]
During the course of a lengthy police investigation involving extensive surveillance the police observed our client meet with the primary target and engage in drug [...]