R. v. R.H.H.
(Calgary, P.C. - Domestic Assault). RHH was charged with domestic assault and uttering death threats in relation to an all things considered minor incident of a domestic nature.
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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. B.B.D.
(Cochrane P.C. - Assault). BBD was charged with common assault arising out of a domestic violence incident in Cochrane, Alberta.
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(Calgary, P.C. - Domestic Assault). David Chow is a full service Calgary criminal lawyer who routinely defends domestic assault allegations.
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(Calgary, P.C. - Domestic Assault). CDC was charged with common assault, arising out of a minor domestic dispute.
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(Calgary, P.C. - Domestic Assault/Threats). KTK was charged with assault and uttering threats arising from an incident involving a domestic partner.
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(Calgary, P.C. - Domestic Assault) - AKA was charged with assault arising out of a domestic incident.
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(Calgary, P.C. - Domestic Assault). MMM was charged with assault arising from a domestic incident. Domestic assault is a classification of assault that is defined as "domestic" because the occurrence...
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(Okotoks, P.C. - Unlawful Confinement). EME was charged with unlawful confinement. A not guilty plea was entered and the case was scheduled for trial. The accused claimed absolute innocence.
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(Airdrie P.C. - Domestic Assault). SRR was another, all things considered, trivial domestic violence allegation of highly questionable merit. As with every accused, SRR was in jeopardy of a criminal...
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(Calgary, P.C. - Domestic Assault). The principle of Occam's Razor aptly applies to criminal justice. In short, the path of least resistance is generally one that should be followed.
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