Category: Drug Cases At A Glance
14. Regina v. C.A.H. [Banff PC, December, 2007]
Client charged with possession of cocaine (one ounce) for the purpose of trafficking and simple possession of marijuana as a consequence of the police search of his motor vehicle. The validity of the police search and seizure was challenged on constitutional grounds and the prosecution was successfully resolved by way of a entry of a stay of proceedings of all charges at Preliminary Inquiry.
9. Regina v. S.D. [B.C. PC, Feb., 2006]
Client charged with possession of multiple kilograms of cannabis marijuana for the purpose of trafficking as a consequence of a police search of his motor [...]
3. Regina v. W.J. et al [Ont. Prov. Crt – April 2005]
Possession of Cocaine (two kilograms) for the Purpose of Trafficking. Warrantless search of vehicle. Client discharged at conclusion of Preliminary Inquiry.
7. Regina v. W.J. [Brooks Prov. Crt. – June 2005]
Possession of Cannabis resin and Proceeds of Crime. Warrantless search of vehicle. Legality of search of motor vehicle challenged on constitutional grounds. All charges withdrawn [...]
9. Regina v. R.C. [Northwest Territorial Court – June 2005]
Possession of Cannabis Marihuana (15 lbs) for the Purpose of Trafficking. Accused fingerprints on baggies and scales. Trial conducted and verdict of not guilty entered. RELATED PRESS
13. Regina v. W.J [September 2005 – Ontario Supreme Court]
Client charged with possession of cocaine (2 kilograms) for the purposes of trafficking. All evidence excluded from trial proceedings on constitutional grounds and verdict of not guilty entered on all charges. For an offical transcript of the judgement click here.
15. Regina v. J&M [November 2005 – Court of Queen’s Bench of Alberta, Calgary]
Clients charged with major marihuana grow operation (Chestermere). Stay of proceedings entered at trial on all charges for both accused/clients.
18. Regina v. D.S. [November 2005 – Court of Queen’s Bench, Calgary]
Client charged with possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking, possession of marihuana for the purpose of trafficking and multiple weapons offences including possession of a loaded machine gun, loaded handgun and pointing a firearm at a peace officer. All drug charges completely withdrawn after date of Preliminary Inquiry. Verdicts of not guilty entered on all remaining charges by a Jury in the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta at the conclusion of trial proceedings. RELATED PRESS
19. Regina v. A.A.A. [Swift Current – 2004]
For an official transcript of the judgement click here.