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Select Sucesseses

R. v. T.B.

Client charged with 13 counts of assaulting their children. Charges dismissed on day two of trial after it was shown that the children could not be believed. Client acquitted on all charges. No criminal record. 

R. v I.M.

Client charged with possession of 6 firearms and possession for the purpose of trafficking, along with related charges. Crown wanted a lengthy penitentiary sentence. Yogesh was able to show that the Crown couldn’t prove their case. Crown withdrew all the charges.

R. v. J.C.

Youth client charged with robbery with firearm, discharge firearm, and break and enter dwelling house. Crown wanted 5 years jail time and to have him sentenced as an adult. Yogesh was able to show that the Crown could not prove its case due to developments in the law. Crown stayed all the charges right before trial. Prosecution destroyed.

R. v. T.J.

Client charged with sexual assault, assault causing bodily harm, and related offences. Crown wanted 1 year of jail and sex-offender registry. Yogesh showed possible collusion between the complainant and another witness forcing the Crown to withdraw the charges. No criminal record.

R. v. G.B.

Client charged with impaired driving and over 80. Crown wanted 2-year driving suspension and high fine. This would have also resulted in sky-rocketing insurance. Yogesh used errors in breath room video to get client a careless driving. No criminal record, minimal effect to driving record, and no driving suspension.

R. v. L.F.

Client charged with sexual assault and other related charges. Crown wanted years in jail. Yogesh was able to obtain a stay of charges pursuant to section 11(b) of the Charter. No criminal record.

R. v. A.D.

Client charged with driving while impaired by drugs. Crown wanted a long driving ban and fine. Yogesh obtained a conditional discharge for a lesser charge. No driving suspension, fine or impact the client’s on driving record.

R v. D.B.

Client charged with robbery. Crown sought 10-12 months custody. Yogesh resolved matter with plea to assault and theft for a conditional discharge. No life-changing criminal record.

R. v. R.K.

Client charged with impaired driving, over 80, and assault. Crown wanted two months in jail, a high fine, and years of driving suspension. This would have resulted in sky-rocketing insurance rates. Yogesh got a conditional discharge on unrelated charges. No driving suspension, fine or impact on the client’s driving record.

R v. D.M.

Client charged with domestic assault causing bodily harm and choking. Crown wanted 60 days in jail. Yogesh got all of the charges withdrawn. No criminal record.

R. v. A.B.

Client charged with 5 counts of robbery and other related charges. Crown wanted 3 years jail. Yogesh showed the Crown could not prove the majority of the charges. All but one charges stayed on the second day of the preliminary hearing, client released on time served.

R v. A.D.

Client charged with possession of a firearm and possession of drugs for the purpose of trafficking. Crown wanted 3 years in jail. Yogesh showed that the evidence wouldn’t prove possession and Crown withdrew all of the charges. Client maintains a clean record.

R. v. T.J.

Client charged with possession of a firearm and related charges. Crown wanted 2 years in jail. Following a six-day trial in Barrie, client was acquitted on all charges.

R. v. D.M.

Client charged with criminal harassment and uttering threats. Crown wanted 3-year conditional discharge. Yogesh used the facts at a JPT to have the Crown review its case. Both charges withdrawn. No impact on client’s criminal record.

R. v. P.C.

Client charged with domestic assault for slapping his wife. Crown wanted 30 days jail. Yogesh got all of the charges withdrawn. No criminal record.

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