The client was charged with four counts, including two counts involving a prohibited firearm and two counts of assault. Counsel was able to negotiate the withdrawal of the charges in exchange for a common law peace bond and an agreement to forfeit firearms. Weeks later, the client was arrested again and charged with six new counts relating to the careless storage and careless use of a firearm. The client ultimately entered a guilty plea to one count of careless storage of a firearm, and counsel was able to secure a conditional discharge, meaning this did not result in a registered criminal conviction.
Case Summary
R. v. T. T.
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Outcome: No youth record, no trial, charge withdrawn completely.
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The client, a young offender, was charged with theft under $5,000 after store security observed her concealing merchandise and leaving a retail store without paying. We negotiated with the Crown and secured a withdrawal of the charge before trial with no admission of guilt.
Outcome: No youth record, no admission of guilt, charge withdrawn completely.
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The client faced charges of theft under $5,000, assault with intent to resist arrest, and possession of stolen property after an incident at a retail store. Store security alleged the client concealed items and assaulted a security officer during an attempted arrest. We negotiated with the Crown and secured a withdrawal of all charges before trial with no admission of guilt.
Outcome: No criminal record, no admission of guilt, all charges withdrawn completely.
