Trial fairness prejudiced by Judge’s constant intervention of cross-examination – R. v Quintero-Gelvez, 2019 Alberta Court Of Appeal
Read More →Adjournment denied for s. 276 application does not affect fairness to trial conviction – R. v Kulasingam, 2019 Alberta Court Of Appeal
Read More →5 years 18.5 months prison on plea of guilty to criminal negligence causing death of infant – R. v Calahoo, 2019 Edmonton Queen’s Bench
Read More →Prison knife kept for protection dangerous, not just defensive. Conviction upheld – R. v McCargar, 2019 Alberta Court Of Appeal
Read More →Trial delay caused by choice of counsel – R. v. Jeha, 2019 Calgary Queen’s Bench
Read More →Drunkenness rebuts mental element for B/E charge, conviction on lesser offences – R. v. Smid, 2019 Edmonton Queen’s Bench
Read More →Credit For Administrative Licence Suspension Under Old Regime Granted – R. v. Kiyawasew, 2018 Calgary Provincial Court
Read More →3.5 Months Of Solitary Receives 3.75 to 1 Credit – R. v. Prystay, 2019 Edmonton Queen’s Bench
Read More →Re-Election As To Mode Of Trial After Direct Indictment Available Without Crown Consent – R. v. Conway-McDowall, 2019 Edmonton Queen’s Bench
Read More →1 Yr. Minimum Jail For Possession Of Child Pornography Unconstitutional – R. v. Brittain, 2018 Edmonton Queen’s Bench (1513455Q1)
Read More →No Judicial Stay For 29.5 Hr. Overhold For Bail – R. v. Stout, 2018 Edmonton Provincial Court
Read More →No Contact Bail Breach Receives Lessor Sentence As Neither Party Wanted Condition – R. v. Rowan, 2018 Leduc Provincial Court
Read More →Sentence Reduced Due To Assault On Accused By Remand Centre Guard – R. v. Gallant, 2018 Alberta Court Of Appeal
Read More →Revenge Porn Receives 90 Day Intermittent Jail – R. v. T.D., 2018 Medicine Hat Provincial Court
Read More →Accused Failing To Provide A Suitable Roadside Sample Acquitted – Tried “As Hard As She Could” – R. v. Bax, 2018 Leduc Provincial Court
Read More →Self-Interested Letter From Co-Accused Not Admissible For It’s Truth – R. v. Cuthill, 2018 Alberta Court Of Appeal
Read More →Conviction Overturned As Complainant Testified She “Consented” To A Fight Which Included Choking – R v Gardiner, 2018 Alberta Court of Appeal
Read More →Conviction Overturned, Other Reasonable Inferences As To Possession Of Drugs In Car – R v Bjornson, 2018 Alberta Court Of Appeal
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