R. v. K.N. [Alberta Court of Appeal]
The client was found guilty at trial of arson, disregard for human life, and improper storage of a firearm.
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R. v. L.B. [Calgary Court of Queen’s Bench]
Robin successfully had the charges withdrawn in this case of drug trafficking and conspiracy to traffic a large quantity of fentanyl after the initial three-day pretrial application in the Court...
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The client was charged with breaking and entering and committing assault. After scheduling the matter for trial, and having discussions with the Crown, the charges were withdrawn.
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It was alleged that the client sexually assaulted his biological daughter. There were 14 days of trial and pre-trial applications.
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The client faced charges for sexual assault and sexual interference on a child. During trial Robin was able to point to numerous inconsistencies in the Complainant’s evidence that arose as...
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The client was a US citizen arrested at the border for suspected possession and importation of methamphetamine, contrary to section 6(1) and 4(1) of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.
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The client was charged with two counts of possession of fentanyl and methamphetamine for the purpose of trafficking.
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The client was found guilty after Trial of sexually assaulting an underaged girl. He hired Robin to represent him in his appeal.
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It was alleged that the client entered the home of the complainant, kidnapped him, and assaulted him. Robin set the matter for trial, and charges were stayed at trial.
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The client was charged with possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking. The matter was set for a five-day trial in the Court of Queen’s Bench, until...
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