Trafficking in cocaine.
Our client was alleged to have sold cocaine to an undercover police officer in a “dial-a-dope” case. At trial we successfully argued that his Charter rights were violated.
G.W. and the Superintendent of Motor Vehicles (April, 2015)
90 day driving prohibition revoked.
Our client received a 90 day driving prohibition after receiving a “fail” reading on a roadside breath testing device. We successfully argued that the result of
Regina v. E.L. (April, 2015)
Impaired driving and driving with blood alcohol level over .08.
Our client was acquitted at trial as a result of arguing that the breath test certificate should not be admitted into
Regina v. L.M. (April, 2015)
Impaired driving and driving with blood alcohol level over .08.
Our client was acquitted after trial. We led expert evidence to establish that his blood alcohol level was less than the
Regina v. J.C. (April, 2015)
Production of Cannabis and Possession for the Purpose of Trafficking.
Our client was charged with production of over 1,000 marihuana plants. At trial we successfully argued that his Charter rights were
S.O. and Superintendent of Motor Vehicles (March, 2015)
90 day driving prohibition revoked.
Our client received a 90 day prohibition after failing to provide a breath sample into a breath testing device. We argued that the police officer’s report
K.W. and Superintendent of Motor Vehicles (November, 2014)
90 day driving prohibition revoked.
Client received a 90 day driving prohibition for “refusing” to provide a breath sample. We successfully argued that the client had a medical condition which made
