R. v. A.O.

(Calgary, P.C.).  The client was charged with impaired care or control, resist arrest and refusing to supply a sample of breath to police. All charges against the client were dismissed.  A.O. is an example of the co-mingling of proof beyond a reasonable doubt, Charter protected interests and the exercise of Crown discretion.  In this case, the Crown did not pursue the allegation of resisting arrest and partway through the trial, invited the judge to dismiss the case based on evidentiary and Charter issues. David Chow is a Calgary impaired driving lawyer with hundreds of DUI cases under his belt. If you have been charged with DUI, a criminal driving offence or any criminal offence, call David Chow for a free telephone consultation.  403.452.8018.