3. Regina v. D.V. [ Court of Queen’s Bench of Alberta, Calgary – January 2011]

This prosecution arises from the facts germane to the truck BBQ on the Deerfoot Trail case as set out in Drug Cases 2010 at paragraph 24. After killing this prosecution relative to the brick of cocaine (located in the snow bank) the Crown pressed on with a charge of possession of methamphetamine (speed). While at the scene of the BBQ aforesaid our client was searched by the police and found to be in possession of (i.e.: the dope was in his pocket) the said substance. This prosecution was ultimately killed/ terminated in the Court of Queen’s Bench of Alberta by way of a Stay of Proceedings is a legal term used to refer to a direction by a Crown prosecutor or a Judge to the Clerk of the Court to terminate a criminal prosecution. Click for more information..