The Queen vs. The Defendant

Cases tagged as Weapons

  • R. v. R.B.2013

    Client was charged with assault with a weapon and was released. Police arrested client on an allegation of a breach of his release. Ms. Karpa got the client out on bail for the second time.

  • R. v. G.P.2013

    Client was charged with assault with a weapon and uttering threats. The client received a peace bond and the charge was withdrawn. No conviction/no criminal record.

  • R. v. C.C.

    The client was charged with serious offences involving unsafe storage of firearms,  other firearms offences, fight from police in a motor vehicle, and resisting arrest. The client struggled with a mental health crisis and the outcome were the charges before the court. I worked closely with the client who had taken numerous positive steps to address any concerns the prosecutor might have with public risk. The client plead guilty to two firearms offences and resisting arrest. The prosecutor was looking to have the client have a house arrest jail sentence. I was able to convince the judge to grant the client a conditional discharge. This means that after a period of three years, it will be like the client was not convicted. That is, it will be like he does not have a criminal record. The client was happy with the outcome of the matter.