R. v. S.M.

(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. The Crown ultimately stayed the case due to the Charter issues and issues surrounding the breath testing equipment. If convicted, this accused would have been subject to a mandatory minimum period of incarceration.  As such, despite the difficulties of his case, it was important for him to mount a complete defence.  David Chow defends cases in Strathmore, Alberta.  David is a Strathmore Lawyer who appears from Calgary, who is trying to develop a thriving practicing in jurisdictions along the Trans-Canada Highway east of Calgary as far as Medicine. Visit David's Brooks Criminal Lawyer website at brooks-criminal.lawyer.