R. v. R.R. L.
(Calgary, P.C. - DUI). David Chow is a Calgary DUI lawyer who defended his first criminal impaired driving case in 1999.
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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.
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R. v. C.R.C.
(Calgary, P.C. - Impaired Driving). David Chow is a Calgary criminal lawyer and Calgary impaired driving lawyer who offers full defence services throughout the Province.
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(Turner Valley, T.C.). David Chow is not just a Calgary criminal lawyer, he is also a Calgary impaired driving lawyer who defends the full spectrum of Traffic Safety Act violations.
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(Rocky Mountain House, P.C.). There are many reasons for setting a case for trial. For impaired driving and its related offences such as "at 80" and refusing or failing to...
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(Whitecourt, P.C.). This was an interesting trial with several Constitutional issues at play. CJJ was charged with failing to provide a breath sample into an Approved Screening Device (ASD). The...
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(Calgary, P.C.). JDK's case is another example where the Crown was prepared to appropriately exercise its discretion in the public interests. Many are not aware that in any prosecution, the...
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(Didsbury, P.C.). M.J. was charged with operating a motor vehicle with blood alcohol exceeding the legal limit and impaired driving.
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(Calgary, P.C.). David Chow is a Calgary DUI lawyer who is no stranger to defending impaired driving cases in Court. A.C.
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(Calgary, P.C.). Trial was held in relation to impaired driving, dangerous driving and refusing to blow. The accused filed a Charter Notice.
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(Lethbridge PC) Client was charged with impaired driving and refusing to supply a breath sample. The client was acquitted of all charges due to the trial judge having a reasonable doubt.
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