SafeRoads v. D.S.
(SafeRoads Alberta - Care or Control). In DS's case, police observed a vehicle running in a private driveway and when police approached, the occupant was sleeping.
Calgary Criminal Lawyers
CASES
(403) 452-8018
Some Cases handled by Calgary Criminal Lawyer, David Chow
Cases presented here are only some of the cases handled by David Chow. All cases use lettering to protect the identity of the client for solicitor-client privilege purposes. The case lettering does not necessarily reflect the client's actual initials. David has successfully defended many clients not represented here. Case results are updated periodically and thus are not necessarily up-to-date.
A good reason to review the posted cases handled by David Chow is to learn some legal principles about an actual case and how that particular case was handled.
R. v. H.Y.M.
(Calgary Court of Justice - Section 11(b)). HM was charged with traffic infractions arising from a head-on, fatality collision.
R. v. A.A.
(Calgary Court of Justice - Causing a Disturbance/Obstruction). The lesson from AA's case is that sometimes ordinary, hard-working people can have a bad day that results in criminal charges.
SafeRoads v. L.K.
(Roadside Sanction - Calgary Impaired Driving Lawyer). David Chow is a full service Calgary criminal defence lawyer and roadside sanctions lawyer.
R. v. R.J.R.
(Brooks, AB - Theft Under). JR was charged with theft under in relation to a shoplifting incident that occurred in Brooks, Alberta.
R. v. B.N.B.
(Calgary Court of Justice - Domestic Violence). NB was charged with a pair of domestic charges arising out of two separate incidents. The allegations were assault and choking.
SafeRoads v. H.D.
(Roadside Sanctions - Impaired Driving). HD was involved in a motor vehicle collision on an Alberta highway.
R. v. Z.C.
(Calgary, Court of Justice - Mischief). This was a fairly minor property damage case alleged against an accused who had no prior criminal record.
SafeRoads v. C.P.
(SafeRoads Alberta - Notice of Administrative Penalty/Roadside Sanctions/Refusing to blow). If you are looking for an Alberta roadside sanctions lawyer, David Chow offers a free telephone consultation.
R. v. G.B.B.
(Calgary, P. C. - Assault with a Weapon). GBB was charged with assault with a weapon arising out of incident that involved a bystander.
R. v. B.J.B.
(Red Deer, P. C. - Sexual Assault and Criminal Harassment). JB was charged with sexual assault and criminal harassment arising from an incident with a romantic partner.
R. v. B.S.B.
(Airdrie P. C. - Indecent Act). SB was charged with "indecent act" in relation to an allegation that occurred in a parking lot.
SafeRoads v. B.B.
(Alberta SafeRoads - Notice of Administrative Penalty/Roadside Sanctions). An impaired driving complaint was lodged against BBB by an Informant with questionable motivation.
SafeRoads v. K.H.
(Alberta SafeRoads - Notice of Administrative Penalty/NAP). KH was issued a roadside sanction for impaired driving.
R. v. F.J.F.
(Calgary, P. C. - Causing a Disturbance/Aeronautics Act). JF was charged as a result of disagreement with flight staff at the Calgary Airport.
R. v. D.R.D.
(Red Deer, P. C. - Assault with a Weapon). DD was charged with assault arising from an incident in a Red Deer parking lot.
R. v. C.N.C.
(Calgary - Sexual Assault). This case concluded in July 2023 with a mid-trial stay of proceedings by the Prosecutor.
R. v. J.C.
(Calgary, P. C. - Possession of drugs). JC was charged with simple possession of fentanyl and methamphetameme/crystal meth.