R. v. E.A.
(Calgary, P.C.). Client was charged with a serious aggravated assault in Calgary. The Crown sought his detention in custody while awaiting trial on the primary and secondary grounds.
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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.
R. v. D.H.
(Calgary, Q.B.). DH was charged with second degree murder in Calgary in relation to a stabbing incident during a fight in a dwelling house. In Canadian criminal law, second degree...
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(Calgary, P.C.) Client was charged with a serious home invasion robbery in Calgary. Due to problems exposed through cross-examination at a preliminary inquiry, all charges were withdrawn on the day...
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(Calgary, Q.B.). Client was charged with production and possession for the purpose of trafficking cocaine in Calgary. These are serious offences, potentially carrying a starting point sentence of 3 years...
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(Cochrane, P.C.). Client charged with impaired driving and operating a motor vehicle with blood alcohol exceeding the legal limit ("over 80"). All charges were withdrawn on the date of trial. ...
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(Lethbridge, Q.B.). JB was charged with kilogram level importation of cocaine. This was the second trial after the case was remitted back for a new trial by the Supreme Court...
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(Canmore, P.C.). Client charged with possession of marijuana. To prove "possession" of a controlled substance, the Crown must demonstrate, beyond a reasonable doubt, that the accused knew what he/she was...
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(Calgary, P.C.). Client charged with impaired driving, over 80 and driving without insurance. On the date of trial he successfully avoided criminal convictions relative to all criminal allegations. In this...
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(Calgary, P.C.). Client charged with theft of a motor vehicle over $5000. The case was successfully defended on the date of trial. If you are surfing Google or Bing for...
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(Calgary, P.C.). Client charged with assaulting peace officers. All charges were stayed on the date of trial due to Charter issues alleging excessive use of force. Assaulting a police officer...
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