R. v. R.R. L.
(Calgary, P. C. - DUI). David Chow is a Calgary DUI lawyer who defended his first criminal impaired driving case in 1999.
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Some Cases handled by Calgary Criminal Lawyer, David Chow
Cases presented here are only some of the cases handled by David Chow. All cases use lettering to protect the identity of the client for solicitor-client privilege purposes. The case lettering does not necessarily reflect the client's actual initials. David has successfully defended many clients not represented here. Case results are updated periodically and thus are not necessarily up-to-date.
A good reason to review the posted cases handled by David Chow is to learn some legal principles about an actual case and how that particular case was handled.
R. v. D.J.J.
(Whitehorse, S. C. ). DJJ was charged with aggravated assault and assault causing bodily harm arising out of an incident at an establishment in Whitehorse, Yukon.
R. v. P.T.P.
(Calgary, P. C. ). PTP is a case that illustrates non-trial options to successfully defending a criminal prosecution.
R. v. B.E.E.
(Turner Valley, P. C. ). This client was charged with assault causing bodily harm, assaulting a police officer and mischief to property.
R. v. S.B.S.
(Lethbridge, P. C. ). David Chow is a full spectrum Lethbridge criminal lawyer who handles all cases involving Canada Border Services investigations.
R. v. G.S.G.
(Cochrane, P. C. ). The client was charged with causing a disturbance in relation to a boisterous event that occurred outside of a camper.
R. v. C.R.C.
(Calgary, P. C. - Impaired Driving). David Chow is a Calgary criminal lawyer and Calgary impaired driving lawyer who offers full defence services throughout the Province.
R. v. L.D.C.
(Airdrie, P. C. ). LDC was charged with mischief and breaching bail conditions arising from a broken window alleged to have been part of an Airdrie domestic violence incident.
R. v. C-L.C.
(Airdrie, P. C. ). Calgary criminal lawyers often appear in jurisdictions outside of the City of Calgary.
R. v. A.D.
(Calgary, P. C. ). AD was charged with various fraud offences, including fraud over $5000, fraud under $5000, possession of fraudulent identification documents and impersonation.
R. v. H.C.
(Calgary, P. C. ). HC was charged with impaired driving and operating a motor vehicle with blood-alcohol exceeding the legal limit in 2008.
R. v. L.B.K.
(Calgary, P. C. ). LBK was charged with breaching bail. His case was set for trial in low complexity trial court in Calgary.
R. v. K.D.B.
(Calgary, P. C. ). KB was charged on multiple informations with a plethora of offences, including assault, possession of crystal meth, breaching bail conditions, trespassing and uttering threats.
R. v. C.J.J.
(Whitecourt, P. C. ). This was an interesting trial with several Constitutional issues at play.
R. v. A.M.
(Calgary, P. C. ). AM was charged with domestic assault, assaulting a police officer, resisting arrest and failing to attend Court.
R. v. J.D.K.
(Calgary, P. C. ). JDK's case is another example where the Crown was prepared to appropriately exercise its discretion in the public interests.