(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...

(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...

(Didsbury, P.C.). M.J. was charged with operating a motor vehicle with blood alcohol exceeding the legal limit and impaired driving.

(Canmore, P.C.). A judicial stay of proceedings was granted in the case of D.L.  In this case, the accused was charged with refusing to supply a breath sample at roadside.

(Calgary, P.C.). M.S. was acquitted on impaired driving and refusing to provide a breath sample. The core issue revolved around reasonable and probable grounds for arrest and the making of the...

(Calgary, P.C.). David Chow is a Calgary DUI lawyer, who defends cases throughout Alberta.  In J.L., David secured a verdict of "not guilty" for a client charged with impaired driving...

(Strathmore, P.C.J.) The accused was charged with impaired driving and refusing to blow. Trial commenced in 2015. The accused filed Charter Notice, which included an allegation of unreasonable delay.

(Calgary, P.C.J.) The client was charged with impaired driving and operating a motor vehicle with blood-alcohol exceeding the legal limit. The defence filed a Charter Notice alleging a variety of breaches.

(Calgary, P.C.J.) The accused was charged with dangerous driving, impaired driving, refusing to supply a breath sample and Traffic Safety Act charges.

(Calgary, P.C.J.) Impaired driving charges were withdrawn against the accused on the date of trial due to Charter issues.  The principle of occam's razor applies to every case.