Criminal Law Cases of David G. Chow

(Calgary, Q.B.) Client was charged with a trust fraud. The case resolved by agreement to a conditional sentence due to a Charter Notice alleging unreasonable delay in the proceedings.

October 2014 (Calgary, P.C.)Client was charged with a serious trust theft of an approximate value of $90,000.  David successfully argued for a conditional sentence.

Client charged with multiple allegations of fraud in relation to a robbery tupe incident arising on the C-Train platform in Calgary.  After trial, she was acquitted due to reasonable doubt...

Client charged with multiple allegations of fraud in relation to a robbery tupe incident arising on the C-Train platform in Calgary.  After trial, she was acquitted due to reasonable doubt...

Client charged with theft of a motor vehicle.  The case was successfully defended on the date of trial.

Client was charged with a trust fraud.  After problems with the Crown's case were exposed on the first day of trial, a plea bargain was struck such that the client...

Client was charged with break and enter with intent to commit robbery.  After 5 days of trial, the client was acquitted on grounds that the crown failed to prove the...

The accused was charged with a convenience store robbery.  The accused’s maintained the position that it was not a robbery, but a non-physical verbal assault.  At the conclusion of trial...

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. 

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