R. v. G.P. [Pincher Creek Provincial Court]
Our client was charged with numerous offences that could have resulted in an extensive serving sentence.
Read MoreOur client was charged with numerous offences that could have resulted in an extensive serving sentence.
Read MoreThe client was charged with numerous offences involving child pornography. The client was facing a three to four-year jail sentence and SOIRA order of 10 years.
Read MoreThe client was charged with domestic assault. Tonii Roulston then entered vigorous negotiations with the Crown Prosecutor and secured a peace bond for her client.
Read MoreOur client was charged with committing assault and was potentially up against a sentence of up to 5 years imprisonment.
Read MoreOur client was charged with assault by uttering death threats and faced a maximum sentence of up to 5 years imprisonment if the Crown prosecutor pursued the matter by indictment.
Read MoreThe client was charged with a violent domestic assault. Tonii Roulston successfully argued numerous applications to protect the client’s right to a fair trial.
Read MoreThe client was charged with impaired operation of a motor vehicle and having a blood alcohol content over 80mg%. Tonii Roulston reviewed the file and set the matter for trial, arguing that the client’s protected rights under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms had been violated by the arresting officer.
Read MoreThe client was charged with serious drug charges of possession for purpose of trafficking and production of a controlled substance. The client was facing a three-year starting point jail sentence and a criminal record. Tonii Roulston successfully argued numerous applications to protect the client’s right to a fair trial.
Read MoreThe client was charged with multiple offences including trust fraud of an amount over $5000 from his employer. Tonii Roulston reviewed the file and entered vigorous negotiations with the Crown Prosecutor.
Read MoreThe client was charged with operating a motor vehicle while impaired and having a blood alcohol content over 80mg%. Tonii Roulston reviewed the file and set the matter for trial, arguing that the client’s protected rights under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms had been violated by the arresting officer.
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