Criminal Law Cases of David G. Chow

(Presently Unreported, Alberta Provincial Court) – Client was charged with trafficking in crack cocaine.  Police conducted an undercover buy with a person alleged to be the Client.  The judge acquitted...

Client charged with a sixty thousand dollar trust theft (theft from employer). Despite the Crown’s request for jail, the defence obtained a rare conditional sentence order. 

(Presently Unreported, Alberta Provincial Court) – Client charged with Robbery and Extortion.  Client acquitted after trial on the basis of frailties with eyewitness identification. 

(unreported) – Client charged with a home invasion robbery.  Charges stayed mid-trial due to extreme frailties in the identification evidence. 

(Presently Unreported, Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench) – Client charged with sexual assault.  The Client was acquitted after trial due to frailties in eye-witness identification and issues of credibility.

(Unreported, Alberta Court of Appeal) – Client charged with the possession for the purpose of trafficking cocaine.  Obtained bail pending appeal.

A.J. No. 169 (Alta. P.C.) – Client acquitted after trial of impaired care or control of a motor vehicle.  The judge concluded that the symptoms of impairment were equivocal and...

(Unreported, Alberta Provincial Court) – Client was charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking in approximately 5 pounds of cannabis marijuana.  The Client was acquitted after 2 days of trial.

(Unreported, Alta. P.C.) – Client plead guilty to cultivating opium for the purpose of trafficking.  This was the first case of its kind in Alberta.  The client received a conditional...

(Unreported, Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench) – Client charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking crack cocaine.  In mid-trial, the client accepted a plea bargain, involving a guilty plea...