Robichaud's Criminal Case Updates

June 2010

2010-07-05T09:50:00.001-04:00

R. v. D. S-H.: (Old City Hall): Domestic Assault. Allegations that woman went over to boyfriend's home in the morning to bring him food and upon arrival discovers him in bed with another woman. A confrontation occurs between the two individuals and the female accused was alleged to have brandished a knife, threw a pie, and assaulted him with a shovel. Complainant attended hospital to have his injuries treated. Result: All charges withdrawn.

R. v. A.N. (Durham Region): Home Invasion Robbery with a Firearm, etc. Allegations that accused set up friend to be robbed for $12,000.00 with the assistance of co-accused and another individual that was never arrested. Police asserted that accused (AN) had exclusive knowledge of the whereabouts of the money, spoke to, met up with, and SMS texted the co-accused and other accomplice prior to the robbery. Upon arrival, AN entered the premises with other suspects and police alleged feigned being a victim of the robbery. Trial set for 3 weeks with significant motions surrounding the admissibility of phone records and statements. Result: All charges withdrawn for client AN. (Co-accused, whom I did not represent pleads guilty and receives penitentiary sentence).

R. v. P.K. (Barrie): Completion of preliminary hearing for 1st degree homicide. Anticipated case to move to Superior Court after judgment in September 2010.

May 2010

2010-06-07T11:05:00.002-04:00

...return from vacation.

R. v. M.C. & A.E.: Allegations of artists/photographers causing mischief to property by exploring Toronto's sewers. The case was reported on many news channels including: CBC, CP24, 680News, The Toronto Sun, Toronto Star. All charges withdrawn.

R. v. J.Y: (North York, Toronto): Domestic Assault, Threats, etc. Allegations that accused and girlfriend got into a heated argument while driving. Client alleged to have assaulted complainant after she destroyed his vehicle. Injuries sustained to both parties adn photographed by police. Contested trial: Not Guilty.

R. v. A.G (311 Jarvis, Toronto) Youth charged with Assault, Threats, etc. Two seperate allegations. First incident alleged an assault (beating and spitting) on a student in a school yard durign school and then off property on the bus. Second incident alleged a death threat made to a teacher. Second set withdrawn, first set guilty plea and conditional discharge received.

R. v. A.C.: (Toronto, Old City Hall): Possession of Marijuana. All charged withdrawn.

R. v. T.S. (Toronto, Old City Hall) Possession of Cocaine and marijuana for the purpose of trafficking, proceeds of crime. Allegations that police view a suspicious person entering an apartment complex from the rear. Undercover polcie follow individual into stairwell and wait for him to reattend. According to pollice, when suspect appears he is carryign a large amount of marijuana in his hand. Police place individual under arrest and find further drugs and a large amount of money in his possession. Preliminary hearing commenced. At the end of the preliminary hearing, the defence brings a motion to have charges dismissed on the basis that no identification of the accused was made. Motion granted: Client discharged (not guilty) of all charges.

Other activity: Preliminary hearing on a sexual assault; Continued preliminary hearing on a homicide; continued preliminary hearing on another homicide.

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April 2010

2010-06-07T10:47:00.002-04:00

R. v. R.C. (College Park, Toronto): Domestic assault where accused was alleged to have struck her husband over and argument with the children. Result: All charges withdrawn.

R. v. P.L. (Durham Region Provincial Offences Court): Charged with speed racing. Result: Case adjourned because counsel was not permitted to use laptop. Case to be relitigated in August. Made national headlines. Links to stories can be found here: CCCT, National Post, Law Times, Globe and Mail.

R. v. T.K: (Toronto West Courthouse): Allgeations of TK intoxicated at cultural event and arguing with police. Client was charged with assault, assaulting a peace officer, obstructing a peace officer, etc. Result: All charges withdrawn.

R. v. C.T.: (Durham Region, Oshawa): Allegations that client was a witness/accessory to a homicide. CT was charged with this involvement. Result: Granted bail several months prior and charges ultimatley withdrawn in April.

Other activity: Judicial pre-trials on a homicide case in Toronto; Preliminary hearings for sexual assault, firearms offences; Bail review in Superior Court in Brampton for guns and drugs; and, vacation for 1 week.

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March 2010

2010-05-31T14:57:00.002-04:00

R. v. G.R. et. al. (Toronto) Charges: Assault Causing Bodily Harm, Assault With a Weapon, etc. Allegations of a subway beating of a drunken man who was antagonizing other passengers on the TTC. GM was said to be part of a beating of the man who was attacking other individuals on the TTC with a broomstick. All charges withdrawn.

R. v. A.W. (Ottawa) Charges: Domestic Assault, Domestic Threats, etc. Allegations of a New Year’s incident whereby AW was said to have assaulted his girlfriend after becoming jealous over her interaction with other males that evening. All charges withdrawn.

R. v. O.A. (Toronto, Superior Court of Justice): Charges: Sexual Assault on a minor, sexual exploitation, etc. Allegations: Claim made by 13 year old that when she was between the ages of 3 and 7 a tenant to where he mother was renting would come to her room at night and molest her including full intercourse and touching. Under cross-examination at the preliminary hearing, numerous problems were discovered with her account. At Superior Court Crown Attorney withdrawals all charges.

R. v. R.H. (Toronto): Charges, Attempted Murder, Discharge Firearm with Intent, Unlawful Possession of a Firearm, Possession of a Loaded Firearm, Careless Storage of a Firearm, etc. Allegations: “Oakwood TTC Shooting” suspect caught on high definition video discharging a firearm into a crowded TTC bus after an altercation with one of the individuals aboard. Client pleads guilty and obtains sentence of 9 years minus the time served up to that point. Total sentence of 6.5 years to serve. Media reports can be found here: Toronto Star, Global News, CTV News, National Post, Calgary Herald, CBC News.

R. v. D.R. (York Region) Charges of possession of marijuana, magic mushroom, a bong, etc. Police discover car idling and investigate and allegedly discover client in the car in possession of controlled substances. Result: All charges withdrawn.

R. v. A.K. (York Region) Charges of assault causing bodily harm, assault, etc. Allegations that he and his father get into a physical fight resulting in the father losing a tooth and requiring stitches for a laceration. Result: conditional discharge.

R. v. S.Z. (Toronto, Old City Hall) Charges: Assault bodily harm, assault, etc. Client alleged to have beaten his landlord over a noise dispute. Complainant taken away by paramedics and treated at hospital. All charges stayed after successful motion for and inordinate delay of proceedings pursuant to section 11(b) of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

R. v. A.M (Toronto, 2201 Finch Avenue West Courthouse): Robbery, Assault with a Weapon, Assault Causing Bodily Harm, Theft, Possession of Property Obtained by Crime, etc. Client alleged to have been part of street level robberies involving violence resulting in one victim with serious injuries after rock thrown at him. Result: All charges withdrawn (co-accuseds found guilty)

R. v. H.G. (Brampton, Peel Region): Charges: Assault Causing Bodily Harm, Assault With a Weapon, etc. Allegations made towards H.G. that he smacked an individual with a beer bottle over the head at a house party when individuals were refused entry. Result: All charges withdrawn.

February 2010

2010-05-29T08:56:00.001-04:00

R. v. P.K. (Barrie) Continuation of homicide preliminary hearing. To continue in June.

R. v. K.M. (Durham Region) Domestic assault allegations where accused was said to have threatened his girlfriend and assaulted her. All charges withdrawn.

R. v. A.M. (Toronto) Allegations of assaulting a parking enforcement officer after an argument over payment. All charges withdrawn.

R. v. P.T. (Etobicoke) An individual is stabbed in a parking lot after his car is vandalized. Complainant picks out P.T. in a photo lineup and then in Court and corroborated by his friend who was present. Victim sustains injuries that require hospitalization. P.T. charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon, etc. All charges withdrawn at the end of the preliminary hearing.

R. v. J.A. (North York). Domestic allegations involving threats and choking. Client acquitted of all charges (not guilty) after a contested trial.

R. v. S.C. (North York) Domestic assault allegations. An argument starts over drugs and money owed. Police attend and arrest S.C. All charges withdrawn.

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Month of January, 2010

2010-02-02T11:11:00.000-05:00

R. v. J.E. (Brampton): Charges: Fraud Under. Allegations: Accused was alleged to have switched price tags at a retail store. Result: All charges withdrawn.

R. v. R.S. (Toronto): Charges: Public Mischief, Indecent Act, etc.: Allegations: Numerous pictures of a nude male were found throughout high traffic public areas in Toronto in envelopes. Warrant was executed at residence with allegations that distinctive items found within the residence linked to distinctive components to the photographs found by members of the public. Result: All charges withdrawn.

R. v. C.S.: (Toronto): Charges: Domestic Assault. Allegations: Woman and boyfriend get into an altercation. Police charges both parties with various offences. Result: All charges withdrawn. Client enters into peace bond and contact restored between parties.

R. v. P.K. (Barrie): Commence first degree murder preliminary hearing. Matter to continue until the end of February.

Month of December, 2009

2010-02-02T11:02:00.000-05:00

R. v. C.S. (Old City Hall, Toronto). Charges: Theft Under. Allegations: Woman is alleged to have stolen a book from a chain store in Toronto. Result: All charges withdrawn.

R. v. P.K.: Judicial pre-trial for 1st degree murder case in Barrie, Ontario. Preliminary hearing to commence January 18, 2010.

R. v. R.Q.-C. (London). Charges: Speed Racing / Stunt Racing. Allegations: Young man alleged to have been 152 in a 100km/h zone. Result: Crown agrees to accept resolution offer of 149 (speed racing charge withdrawn and simple speeding conviction entered for a nominal fine).

R. v. C.T. (Oshawa): Charges: Accessory after the fact to aggravated assault. Allegations: Woman arrested on allegations of assisting a party to a homicide. Result: Bail hearing commenced and client released.

R. v. S.D. (Brampton): Charges: Possession of Cocaine for the Purpose of Trafficking. Allegations: Client is stopped on "traffic investigation" by police in Peel Region. Result: All charges withdrawn after completion of community service hours.

December 20 to January 31: Vacation.

November 16 to 30, 2009

2009-12-07T13:07:00.001-05:00

R. v. C.P (Toronto: North York, 1000 Finch Ave.). Charges: Fraud Over $5000.00. Allegations: Employee alleged to have embezzled a significant amount of money from employer (over $50,000) through her signing authority. Result: All charges withdrawn.

R. v. A.W-L. (Oshawa, Youth Court): Charges: Assault With a Weapon, Threatening Death, Unlawful Entry, etc.. Allegations: Youth alleged to have attended girlfriend’s home while another boy is over. Accused was alleged to have lost temper, pulled out a weapon and threatened her with it. Result: Youth is to return in several months after completion of anger management to have charges withdrawn.

R. v. J.W.: (Superior Court of Justice, Kitchener) Charges: 1) Possession of a Loaded Restricted Firearm, 2) Possession of a Weapon (firearm) for a purpose dangerous to the public peace, 3) Transporting Firearm in a Careless Manner, 4) Possession of a Restricted Firearm not while not the holder of a licence to do so, 5) Occupant of a motor vehicle knowing that there was a restricted firearm within, 6) Possession of a Firearm, 7) Knowingly possessing a firearm while knowing that he was not authorized to do so, 8) Possession of marijuana for the purpose of trafficking, 9) Proceeds of crime (apx. $5000.00), 10) Possession of a firearm with the serial defaced, and 11( Impaired Operation of Motor Vehicle. Allegations: Accused stopped at R.I.D.E. program around the holiday season as a lone occupant. Accused arrested as a result of impaired driving. Upon search of the vehicle, police discover a loaded firearm in the glove box, marijuana with baggies and scale, and a large amount of money in cash. Result: Matter brought through a preliminary inquiry and then a jury trial. Accused ultimately found guilty of only one offence of “careless transport of a firearm” and sentenced to 6 months house arrest with exception to work and emergencies, then 6 months of curfew. All other (10) charges dismissed.

R. v. N.N. (Newmarket) Charges: Theft Under. Allegations: Shoplifting Prada shoes from a designer outlet. Result: Charges withdrawn.

R. v. A.A. (Milton): Charges: Theft Under. Allegations: Shoplifting. Result: Charges withdrawn.

R. v. B.L. (Brampton) Charges: Assault Causing Bodily Harm, Assault with a Weapon, etc. Allegations: Accused alleged to have caused massive head injuries to complainant in the course of a bar brawl with a pool cue or ball. Result: All charges withdrawn.

Weeks of November 2 to 13

2009-11-13T15:47:00.004-05:00

R. v. S.A.: (Toronto, College Park) Charges: Theft Under. Allegations: Accused said to have stolen packs of underwear at a major retailer. Result: All charges withdrawn.
R. v. G.C.: (Toronto, College Park) Charges: Assault, Threats. Allegations: Confrontation between employer and employee over wages being owed. Allegations of assault by the employer on the employee. Police are called and owner of business arrested. Result: All charges withdrawn
R. v. S.U. (Toronto, College Park) Charges: Assault (Domestic). Allegations: Accused said to have tossed a plate of food on the complainant after a heated argument in the presence of the accused’s mother. Result: All charges withdrawn.

October 19 to 30, 2009

2009-11-05T16:10:00.005-05:00

* Entire two weeks devoted to sexual assault, kidnapping, human trafficking jury trial with two other co-accused.

R. v. A.R. et. al. (Peel Region, Brampton Courthouse) - JURY TRIAL
Charges: Sexual Assault, Aggravated Sexual Assault, Gang Sexual Assault, Kidnapping, Forcible Confinement, Human Trafficking, Sexual Assault with a Weapon, etc.
Allegations: Woman is assaulted, intimidated, and kidnapped in lieu of a debt owed by her boyfriend. When she is taken back to to a residence is Mississauga, she is sexually assaulted, tortured, confined in a closet overnight, and sexually assaulted the following day with forced fellatio and intercourse. During the course of the sexual assault, she is threatened to be forced into prostitution. Woman is released form the premises and attends hospital with injuries. Hospital then reports the incident to police who the obtain evidence that included, but not limited to: DNA, photographs, corroborating physical evidence (shoelaces, descriptions of residence, etc.). Canada wide warrants are executed and four individuals arrested including "A.R." During the course of the proceedings, it was alleged that Mr. A.R. (represented by Sean Robichaud) is alleged to have been present during the entire first day/night but not to have engaged in any of the threats, sexual assaults, or kidnapping but charged and ordered to stand trial regardless.
Result: A.R. is found NOT GUILTY on all counts and dismissed unconditionally at trial. The remaining accused parties are found guilty on al counts with the exception of two.

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Week of October 5, 2009

2009-10-15T21:05:00.001-04:00

Monday: Bail hearing in London, Ontario where accused alleged to have inappropriate sexual relationship with person in position of trust. Result: Client released.
Tuesday: Brighton, Ontario: R. v. S.H. Client pleads to a domestic assault allegation after detained at his bail hearing. Client released on time already served so that he could attend his father's funeral the following day.
Remainder of week: continue work and preparation for upcoming homicide trial in the New Year and jury trial starting next week for sexual assault allegations.

Week of September 27, 2009

2009-10-15T21:01:00.000-04:00

R. v. C. (South West Ontario): Charges: Possession of Loaded Restricted Firearm x 2, Careless Storage of Ammunition, Possession of a Controlled Substance for the Purpose of Trafficking, Production of Marijuana, Possession of a Prohibited Weapon, Possession of Proceeds of Crime, etc. Allegations: Major police undercover project on various figures throughout the GTA allegedly uncovers conspiracies to import drugs into Canada vis a vis Mexican nationals. Warrants are executed throughout the golden horseshoe. Upon search of AC's residence, police allegedly discover firearms, cocaine, MDMA, a grow operation in the basement, weapons, a large amount of currency, etc. Result: After many months of being before courts and various proceedings and constitutional motions, the prosecutor agrees to accept a guilty plea to the drug related offences of cultivation and possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking and proceeds. Firearms and other offences withdrawn. Client receives an 8 month conditional sentence: 4 months house arrest with exceptions for work and school, the remaining 4 months to be served under a curfew. All remaining counts against him and two family members were withdrawn.
R. v. R.D (Owen Sound): Charges: Possession of Marijuana. Allegations: Friends attend up north for camping trip and polcie discover substantial amount of marijuana in the vehicle and on their person. Result: Charges withdrawn upon completion of community service hours.
R. v. O & N: Charges: Theft Under (Toronto Old City Hall). Allegations: Shoplifting. Result: Charges withdrawn.
R. v. J.D.: Charges: Theft (Toronto Old City Hall). Allegations: Theft from an retail chain employer. Result: Charges withdrawn.

Week of September 21

2009-10-15T20:49:00.000-04:00

Monday: Judicial pre-trial held on a multiple accused robbery. Adjourned for continuation in October.
Tuesday: R. v. S.K. (Newmarket) Charges: Fraud x 3, Possession of Fraudulently Credit Card, Possession of Property obtained by Crime x 3. etc. Allegations of using multiple fraudulent credit cards at a large department store to buy merchandise including laptop computers. Accused was apprehended by security at the scene and provides full inculpatory statement. Result: S.K. pleads to one count of fraud and receives a conditional discharge.
Wednesday: 1) Judicial Pre-trial on sexual assault allegations. Matter to return for continuation in November once Crown has assessed their case for reasonable prospect of conviction.
2) R. v. TP (Toronto) Charges: Possession of Cocaine. Allegations: Possessing cocaine while at Toronto's entertainment district partying. Result: Charges withdrawn.
Thursday: At 361 University Superior Court doing adminstrative matters and then in the office meeting with clients and working on an upcoming homicide case.
Friday: R. v. J.S. (Toronto - Old City Hall) Charges: Domestic Assault. Allegations: Woman alleged to have threatened partner with knife after it was believed he was cheating on her. Result: Charges withdrawn. Client enters into section 810 peace bond.

Week of September 14, 2009

2009-09-21T18:05:00.000-04:00

R. v. J.W. Commencement of jury trial in Kitchener. Monday jury was selected. Case adjourned later in the week until November.

Week of September 7, 2009

2009-09-21T18:02:00.001-04:00

Week of preparation for upcoming jury trials and motions.
Monday: Labour day. Case prep.
Tuesday and Thursday: Meetings on upcoming homicide case in Barrie.
Wednesday: Judicial pre-trial on the Oakwood TTC shooting case.
Friday: R. v. A.W. (Ottawa). Fly in to Ottawa to attend for trial. Charges of domestic assault and mischief charges to be withdrawn on next court date.

Week of August 30

2009-09-04T23:42:00.000-04:00

Monday: R. v. A.I. (Toronto College Park): Domestic assault and threatening charges against former spouse. Motion filed for unconsituional delay in proceedings. Trial date abandoned by Crown and all charges withdrawn.
Tuesday: R. v. L.R. (Toronto 1000 Finch Ave W.) Allegations of domestic assault, assault with a weapon, possession of weapon for a purpose dangerous tot he public peace, and threatening charges against spouse where accused is said to have threatened complainant with knife. Contested trial commenced. Result: Acquitted (not guilty) on all charges.
Wednesday: R. v. M.M. (Toronto Old City Hall): Charges of mischief under x 4, possession of stolen property, and property obtained by crime. Allegations of student in wild frenzy while intoxicated and causing significant damage to property. Result: All charges withdrawn (6 charges total).
Thursday: R. v. J.E. (Brampton): Allegations of a landlord/tenant dispute that resulted in charges of mischief, theft, and possession of stolen property. Tenant alleged to have attended landlord's place of business and stole a television off the wall in retaliation for money owed. Result: All charges withdrawn.
Friday: R. v. A.G. (Scarborough). Domestic assault allegations laid as a private complaint. Complainant counter charged A.G. after she called police and laying multiple charges. Result: All Charges withdrawn

Week of August 30, 2009

2009-08-30T10:10:00.002-04:00

Week of: Preparation week for upcoming jury trials.
Thursday: R. v. AB (Newmarket): Domestic assault allegations against daughter. Charged with assault with a weapon and assault causing bodily harm. Client pleads to sole count of assault (included offence) and receives and absolute discharge.

Week of August 17/09

2009-08-24T23:44:00.003-04:00

Monday: R. v. AA: Possession of Cocaine charges withdrawn (Toronto, Old City Hall)

Tuesday: Interview with Lawyer's Weekly

Wednesday: R. v. A.A.: Theft Under charges withdrawn (Milton, Ontario)

Thursday: R. v. JD: Theft Under (breach of trust) charges withdrawn; R. v. O.A.: Continuing sexual assault preliminary hearing.

Friday: R. v. LM: Domestic Assault charges withdrawn (Milton, Ontario)

August 11 to 13

2009-08-13T20:47:00.003-04:00

R v O.R. Charges: Fail to remain at the scene of an accident, take
auto without consent, drive without licence. Result: All criminal
charges withdrawn. Client pleads to highway traffic Offence for $500
fine. No criminal record.

R v DP. Charges: Possession of Marijuana x 3, fail to attend court,
obstruct police, assault police, etc. Result: Charges to be withdrawn
upon completion of Counselling.

R v AA. Charges: possession of cocaine. Result: charges to be
withdrawn on next court date.

August 10, 2009

2009-08-10T14:04:00.001-04:00

R. v SB. (Oshawa Courthouse)Charges: criminal harassment, mischief
under $5000.00. Alleged to have set up escort ads on craigslist for
another person and made threats to her safety. Result: All charges
withdrawn upon client entering into a section 810 peacebond.

R v AM. (Toronto Old City Hall Courthouse). Charges: Possession of
marijuana. Result: Charges withdrawn.

Week of August 3

2009-08-07T10:34:00.001-04:00

R. v. S.D. Charges: Possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking. Alleged to have been acting suspiciously in a motel in Peel Region. Police investigate and allegedly find 3.5 grams of cocaine. Result: Charges to be withdrawn upon completion of 35 hours of community service.

R. v. C.D. Charges: Sexual assault allegations upon his daughter. Matter scheduled for a preliminary inquiry in April of 2010.

Week of July 20, 2009

2009-07-23T10:09:00.001-04:00

Monday: Speed racing case in London Ontario adjourned for trial. Tuesday: Appear in Newmarket court for a judicial pre-trial on a domestic assault allegation. Wednesday: Published in the Criminal Lawyer’s Association “From the Defence” newsletters for an article on bail and bail principals. Thursday: multiple meetings with clients in the office to discuss case strategies and positive developments.

July 15, 2009

2009-07-16T10:00:00.002-04:00

Old City Hall: Charges of possession of marijuana to be withdrawn on return date after client completes community service hours.

North York (1000 Finch): Judicial pre-trial completed on the "TTC Oakwood Shooting". Preliminary hearing tentatively scheduled for March, 2010.

July 13, 2009

2009-07-13T13:59:00.003-04:00

Old City Hall: Allegations that accused was intoxicated in entertainment district in Toronto and with friend who was drinking in public. Upon investigation, the accused was alleged to have been in possession of cocaine. Trial date scheduled for today's date. Charter application filed alleging abuse of constitutional rights. Result: Charges to be withdrawn on next date after completion of some community service hours.

July 10, 2009

2009-07-10T12:40:00.004-04:00

Old City Hall, 111 Court: Woman charged with assault x 4 after an altercation with security at a concert. Allegations that one security guard was injured and the remaining were all assaulted during the course of trying to remove her from the premises. RESULT: Charges withdrawn.

Old City Hall, 112 Court: Charges of Possession of Marijuana for the Purpose of Trafficking, Escape Lawful Custody, Possession of Proceeds of Crime, Possession of Marijuana Under 30g. RESULT: Client pleads to one count of simple possession of marijuana and granted an Absolute Discharge. All remaining charges withdrawn.

July 9, 2009

2009-07-09T18:00:00.002-04:00

Women alleged to have stolen over $500 worth of clothing and merchandise from Winners. Charges of theft under $5000.00 withdrawn at 2201 Finch Avenue courthouse today.

July 8, 2009

2009-07-08T15:33:00.004-04:00

R. v. N. Husband and wife alleged to be involved in a shoplifting that resulted in a struggle with security guards. Charges withdrawn today at College Park courthouse.

July 7, 2009

2009-07-07T19:53:00.003-04:00

R. v. D.T. (Milton): In a highly intoxicated state, client was alleged to have broken into several cars with friend and stealing ipods, money, and various valuable items. Client and co-accused caught in the act by police with property in their possession. Both individuals provided incriminating statements to police. Result: Client pleads guilty and received a conditional discharge in light of his proven community involvement, school marks, good character, and overall circumstances of case.

Friday, July 3, 2009

2009-07-03T15:50:00.009-04:00

Attend on multiple assault allegations. Charges to be withdrawn next week upon completion of community service hours.

Monday, June 29, 2009

2009-07-03T15:46:00.006-04:00

Bail granted for young man charged with serious assult on father. On another matter: Charges to be withdrawn on Marijuana possession after caught speed racing.

Criminal Case Updates

2009-07-03T15:15:00.006-04:00

Starting today (July 3, 2009), I am going to attempt the ambitious task of frequently updating my cases throughout the week so that readers of my website will have real time updates of recent successes.