Client is charged with assault with a weapon relating to an incident when he was doing house work using a knife at the family home while drunk. Client allegedly lost his temper, then made stabbing motions with knife while saying threatening words to family. Client has prior criminal record relating to several prior violent incidents … Read More
s. 810 Peace Bond
R. v. S.M., [2019]
R. v. S.S., [2018]
Client charged with assault, uttering threats, and breach of undertaking relating to a domestic incident and breaching his no-contact bail condition after the initial assault charge. Extensive client evidence is gathered and provided to Crown prosecutor while negotiations continue over several months. Crown is made aware of employment and immigration consequences should client receive a … Read More
R. v. S.C., [2019]
Client is charged with disobeying order of court for contacting former domestic partner who had obtained a family protection order (i.e. restraining order) against client. Initial Crown takes unreasonable position on resolving the matter, so matter is set for trial. After client continues not to make any further breaches and extensive submissions are made to … Read More
R. v. P.M., [2018]
Crown is applying to place client under s. 810 recognizance (i.e. “peace bond”) relating to allegations that former work colleagues have an ongoing fear of client. Client had two previous lawyers, neither of whom client was satisfied with. Matter is set for three-day hearing, and prior lawyers had made no progress in negotiations with Crown. … Read More
R. v. B.J., [2017] – With Co-Counsel
Client charged with assault relating to a domestic incident and assault peace officer after police attend the home in response to the initial complaint. Client follows extensive rehabilitation plan while negotiations with Crown prosecutor are ongoing. After passage of time, Crown is satisfied continuing the prosecution is not in the public interest. Client agrees to … Read More
R. v. P.G., [2018] – With Co-Counsel
Client is charged with assault causing bodily harm and simple assault relating to two separate domestic incidents with the same complainant. Client follows rehabilitative plan and some evidence of complainant violence to client is highlighted to Crown prosecutor. Client may have self-defence or consensual fight defence available. Crown agrees to drop charges in exchange for … Read More
R. v. K.K., [2018] – With Co-Counsel
Client is charged with two counts of sexual assault relating to a date where he is alleged to have repeatedly groped the complainant, followed her, and harassed her until she enlisted the help of bystanders to get away. Crown initially seeks three months jail. Some of the incident is caught on camera. Client follows rehabilitative … Read More