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4worldlovers: Being accused of a crime may be the most stressful event you will ever experience in your lifetime. If you are reading this, it is likely that you or a loved one have been arrested and charged by the police. Your reputation has been tarnished, your liberties have been restricted, and now you have to defend yourself in court. You’ve been through a lot, but unfortunately, this is just the beginning.

Next, the government will use all of the resources at its disposal to prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law. With unlimited money, power, and resources at their disposal, they have the means to see this through.

We understand that being merely accused of a crime can be extremely stigmatizing. But being found guilty can lead to its own host of significant ramifications.

Even if you are not sentenced to a jail term, a criminal conviction can have profound consequences on your future, such as:

As hard as it may seem, remember that you are presumed innocent throughout this process and that you are doing the right thing by exploring your legal options.

No two clients are alike. We understand that the circumstances in your case are unique and require a personalized approach to address any criminal charge you are facing.

Our first step with any new client is to listen. Understanding the exact circumstances that led to you receiving a criminal charge is critical in being able to determine the strategy we believe will be most likely to result in the best possible outcome. We will also discuss your goals in resolving the criminal charge which may include avoiding a criminal record, avoiding jail time, and/or having a fine reduced.

Once we have a comprehensive understanding of your situation, we will discuss next steps and outline the strategy we believe would be in your best interest such as proceeding to trial, attempting to reach a resolution with the Crown, or pleading guilty to a lesser offence and sentence.

Most importantly, no matter what avenue we take, it will be with your instruction and confidence that it is the right strategy for you.

In 2021, Calgary Police Services reported 75,539 Criminal Code of Canada (“Criminal Code”) offences, meaning 5.7% of the total population of the city experienced firsthand the stress and concern over how to handle the consequences of a Criminal Code offence. Of course, this does not consider the thousands more who are impacted as friends or family of the individual charged.

Although self-representation is an option, and your legally protected right, there is a vast amount of information you will need to know prior to appearing for yourself in court. Furthermore, statistics indicate that self-represented litigants are significantly more likely to be found guilty than those with legal representation.

We are confident not only in our ability to represent you but also in working with you to find a payment plan that suits your budget, with a lawyer that suits your needs.

Defending your rights is not just about knowing the law. We believe that understanding your story is of the utmost importance as well. Every case is different, and every client has individualized needs. We will always take the time to meet with you to learn about your personal circumstances and priorities, so that we can represent you better.

Our lawyers are passionate about criminal law and are fully invested in those we represent. No matter the situation, we never lose site of our clients’ interests. Furthermore, with open lines of communication, you can count on us to keep you informed every step of the way.

Given the current economic client, we understand that times are tough for Calgarians. As such, the first consultation is free of charge. Beyond that, we offer flexible fee structures and aim to accommodate every budget.

Having a diverse legal team also allows us to offer a broad range of fees without compromising your defence. We always have the ability to pair the right lawyer for every client and every budget. The best part is that no matter who you hire, you will receive the full benefit of our collective wisdom and experience.

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4worldlovers: David Chow, a Calgary criminal lawyer and roadside sanctions lawyer (IRS).

"Don't blindly trust a website or an advertisement (including this one). Any lawyer can sell you online, not every lawyer can properly defend a case".

David is a calgary defence lawyer with a reputation for success

If you need a criminal defence lawyer, let David Chow put his unique perspective, skill and experience to work for you.

"In December 2020 the Alberta Government introduced new Provincial impaired driving legislation that in the view of this Alberta criminal lawyer, seriously erodes due process".

Served with a Notice of Administrative Penalty (NAP)? To dispute your fine, vehicle seizure and driving suspension as result of Immediate Roadside Sanctions (IRS) call for a free consultation. David Chow is a Calgary DUI lawyer and Alberta Roadside Sanctions lawyer who is prepared to help you at a reasonable pric

"The best Calgary criminal defence lawyer is the one that you have retained only after exercising all due diligence. Research online but be cautious. Interview but listen. My advice, choose a lawyer, not a salesman or a friend. I wish you all the best".

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His passion for his job is outstanding. He has absolutely incredible attention to detail. He was able to get the trial acquitted without me even having to take the stand. His prep sessions the week before court were very thorough and made us feel at ease because we were prepared for anything. From the very beginning he had a very confident approach to the case. David is extremely knowledgeable, hard working, detailed and an over-all great person. If your looking for a lawyer, your search should end here. We looked into a lot of lawyers and are so happy with our choice. We are forever grateful for his experience and hard work. Thanks so much David.

He got me a very favorable outcome in my case, and was very quick to communicate with me right after he had spoken to crown, and got me a wonderful resolution for my case, which could have gone so much worse. Also he was understanding and kind to me regarding my situation, and made a much more favorable solution to my issues which literally saved me. I'm so thankful for David and his expertise, kindness, and reliability. If myself or anyone I know ever ends up in a situation where legal representation is needed, I will go with and recommend David in half a heartbeat. Thank you so so much, David, from the bottom of mine & my family's hearts. You've done amazing to help me stay on the right path and I'm beyond grateful for you and everything that you've done for me over the last year or so. I can say with 100% certainty that David has saved me from a huge backward slide into a life I've fought so hard to get out of. I can't even express my gratitude to you !

David has been working on my DUI case for the last year and has been extremely helpful and dedicated throughout the entire process. He was very straightforward about his thoughts about why I should fight the charges and broke them all down before I even decided to hire him, allowing me to make my own decision to pursue it or not. David was able to identify key areas of my case and present them to the court which eventually lead to my case being withdrawn and not going to trial. He was always available and constantly kept me updated on how the case was progressing.

(Calgary, P. C. - Aggravated Assault). MDD was charged with aggravated assault arising from a one-punch incident that occurred outside of a downtown nightclub in Calgary, Alberta. MDD was found "not guilty" after trial after the judge agreed that MDD acted in "self defence". Self defence is a "defence of justification". ...

(Swift Current, P. C. - Impaired Driving/Over 80). VTV was charged with impaired driving and operating a motor vehicle with blood alcohol at/over the legal limit. Notwithstanding that David Chow is a Calgary based impaired driving lawyer, he routinely handles cases arising out of Swift Current, Saskatchewan. ...

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At the toughest time in your life, you need a tough team of Calgary criminal lawyers.

Roulston Urquhart Criminal Defence is a team of highly-skilled criminal lawyers dedicated to effective, assertive and strategic defence. We understand that being charged with a crime is the single most terrifying experience and you need our lawyers in your corner.

We are recognized for defending some of Alberta’s most notorious, high-profile criminal cases. The Lawyers at Roulston Urquhart Criminal Defence are committed to providing our clients with a high-calibre, vigorous defence aimed at achieving successful results to preserve your freedom and career. Recent cases successfully defended include sexual offences, domestic assaults, violent offences, drug offences, firearm offences, youth charges, property offences and white-collar crimes.

Our criminal lawyers have years of criminal defence experience in serious and difficult criminal cases that often result in charges being withdrawn or successfully resolved. Through strategic preparation and negotiation, we focus on the charges being withdrawn before the necessity of a trial. If a trial is required, our tireless preparation and strategy will secure the best outcome.

Tonii Roulston of Roulston Urquhart was invaluable in helping me get through a difficult situation. Her straightforward, no-nonsense attitude and her high level of confidence put me at ease, knowing that my case was in good hands. Her professionalism was beyond what I expected and she was always available for any questions that I had. Not only was the outcome of my case the best possible one for my situation, but it was also an outcome that was not even considered by other defense attorneys that I consulted. I highly recommend Tonii and her firm.

Tonii Roulston ensured that I did not get a criminal record

4worldlovers: Ineffective Assistance of Counsel: Disclosure statements to Crown Prosecutors without informed consent of the client.

In Rex v. McDonald, 2022 ONCA 838, the Ontario Court of Appeal set aside a defendant’s convictions for aggravated assault and threatening death based on an

The imposition of consecutive parole (in)eligibility was considered in Regina v. Bissonnette, 2022 SCC 23, the Supreme Court of Canada addressed the constitutionality of s.745.51 of the Criminal Code. Section 745.51 authorizes the imposition of consecutive parole ineligibility periods in cases involving multiple murders. In the context of first (1st) degree murders, the application of this provision

In for an inch…. Joint/co-principal liability in Criminal Offences in Canada by JS Patel, Criminal Defence Lawyer (403-585-1960)

In Regina v. Strathdee, 2021 SCC 40, the Supreme Court of Canada (the “SCC”) upheld a decision of the Alberta Court of Appeal (2020 ABCA 443) overturning the acquittal for unlawful act manslaughter and entering a conviction. The trial judge had acquitted the accused after considering joint/co-principal liability and abetting under ss.21(1)(a) and

Exclusion of a Firearm based on a warrantless search given that the gun and items were “Obtained in a manner” requirement that breached Section 24(2) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (July 23, 2021).

In Regina v. Barton, 2021 ONCA 451 (RD), the Ontario Court of Appeal allowed the appellant’s appeal from his convictions for firearms-related offences.

During a warrantless search, police discovered a gun inside a planter located in a common hallway outside the appellant’s apartment. The

Entitlement to preliminary inquiry in (a somewhat) Historical Sexual Assault Case – a recent decision from the Court of Appeal.

The Court of Appeal considered the entitlement to a preliminary hearing under Section 535 of the Criminal Code of Canada in Regina v. S.S., 2021 ONCA 479. The Court upheld the order of the review judge, who allowed an application for certiorari from the order of

Co-Principal Liability in the context of Second Degree Murder by J.S. Patel, Criminal Defence Lawyer (403-585-1960)

Co-principal liability was recently explained by the Court of Appeal in Regina v. Abdulle, 2020 ONCA 106 (CanLII). In circumstances involving co-principals, as is the case here, the liability of parties to an offence is addressed by s. 21 of the Code. In Regina v. Spackman, 2012 ONCA 905, 295

The Crown’s Duty to Inquired under Regina v. McNeil 2009 SCC 3

The Court of Appeal in Regina v. Esseghaier, 2021 ONCA 162 had occasion to consider the scope of the Crown’s duty to inquire about disclosure held by a third party policing agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (the “FBI”)). The Ontario Court of Appeal addressed some preliminary

R. v. Myers: A fulsome analysis of s.525 bail reviews (30-day and 90-day reviews) by the Supreme Court of Canada

The application of mental health in the context of bail reviews was recently clarified in a recent decision from the Supreme Court of Canada in Regina v. Myers, 2019 SCC 18. The SCC confirmed animating and cardinal principle right out of the gate at paragraph 1:

Victim Fine Surcharges ruled to be Unconstitutional and contrary to Section 12 of the Charter (Cruel and Unusual Punishment) – Regina v. Boudreault, 2018 SCC 58 (CanLII)

Upon the imposition of penalty, the Criminal Code of Canada (R.S.C.., 1985, c. C-46)once imposed a victim find surcharges upon the entry of a conviction and/or penalty pursuant to section s. 737. The amount is set by law and is owed for each and

Balancing the Freedom of Expression and the Reasonable Expectation of Privacy under the Charter when the State seeks Production Orders against the Media.

4worldlovers: When facing a criminal charge, you need to know that your lawyer has the experience and knowledge to effectively defend you. He should be prepared and equipped to navigate the complexities of our justice system on your behalf.

Alain Hepner K.C. operates a Calgary-based boutique law firm. He only accepts criminal defence matters and offences against persons, against the State, or ones of moral turpitude. Hepner currently defends cases in the four western Canadian provinces – Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia. He has been defending clients for over 40 years, participating in many high-profile trials at all levels from the Provincial Court of Alberta and the Court of Queen’s Bench of Alberta to arguing appeals at the Court of Appeal of Alberta and the Supreme Court of Canada. He employs a business philosophy of extending the same effort, focus and commitment to each client, regardless of ethnicity, history or financial circumstance.