R v T.N.
The client was charged with defrauding the government and swearing a false affirmation contrary to sections 380(1)(B) and 134(1) of the Criminal Code. The matter was set for trial.
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R. v. W.C. Provincial Court of Alberta (Calgary)
Client charged with possession of methamphetamine for the purposes of trafficking, possession of the proceeds of crime, possession of a prohibited weapon and a number of breaches of his recognizance. ...
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The client was charged with impaired operation of a vehicle contrary to s 253(1)(a), operating a vehicle with a blood alcohol content over 80 contrary to s 253(1)(b), and a...
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The client was charged with possession of stolen property. Defence counsel negotiated resolution with the crown prosecutor.
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The client was charged with theft under contrary to s 334(B) of the Criminal Code. It was alleged that the client stole a basket of groceries from the store.
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