R. v. P.B.P.
R. v. P.B.P.
(Calgary, P.C. - Domestic Assault). David Chow is a full service Calgary criminal lawyer who routinely defends domestic assault allegations. PBP was charged with common assault, uttering threats and assaulting a police officer arising out of an unfortunate incident involving a domestic partner. After evaluating the case it was determined that PBP had a number of quality defences, including a credible argument that his rights were breached contrary to s. 8 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Notwithstanding the quality defences, the Crown and Defence engaged in resolution discussions, ultimately resulting in a plea bargain to resolve by way of a "conditional discharge". A conditional discharge is a disposition where despite the accused being found guilty, the Court orders that no permanent criminal record will register. To avoid the risk and costs of a trial, PBP accepted the conditional discharge. David Chow understands that there are many Calgary criminal lawyers to choose from. If you are in need of a defence lawyer to assist with a domestic assault case, call for a free consultation. David Chow appreciates the opportunity to earn your business.