Recent Cases
Every case is different — but these recent outcomes show what vigorous, careful defence work can achieve.
R. v A.S.
First-degree murder charge reduced to second-degree murder, with a joint sentencing recommendation for the 10-year minimum parole eligibility.
Charge reducedR. v J.H.
Attempted murder charge reduced to aggravated assault with a conditional sentence order served at home, following a mental health assessment.
Served at homeR. v T.F.
Multiple counts of fraud. After a 72-day trial, acquitted on all charges — with a substantive ruling formally proclaiming his innocence.
AcquittedR. v N.B.
Trafficking charge dismissed under s. 11(b) of the Charter due to unreasonable delay in bringing the client to trial.
DismissedR. v M.A.
Human trafficking charges dismissed at the preliminary hearing after the Crown failed to produce the complainant.
DismissedR. v A.D.
First sexual assault charge reduced to simple assault; acquitted of the second sexual assault charge at trial.
Acquitted at trialR. v N.M.
Trafficking charge negotiated down to simple possession with a conditional discharge — avoiding a criminal record.
No recordR. v T.H.
Sexual assault allegation successfully challenged at trial; conditional discharge obtained on two simple assault counts.
DischargedR. v J.B.
Drug-related charges diverted and withdrawn through rehabilitation and therapeutic court programs.
WithdrawnR. v J.B.
Sexual assault and related charges resolved via peace bond following successful cross-examination at the preliminary hearing.
Peace bondPast results are not necessarily indicative of future results, and the outcome of your matter will depend on its specific facts and circumstances.