R. v. T.C.
Client was charged with 17 counts of indictable sexual assault, sexual interference, and forcible confinement, alleged to have been committed
Client was charged with 17 counts of indictable sexual assault, sexual interference, and forcible confinement, alleged to have been committed
Client charged with historical sex offences against a young person (a neighbour and family friend). Client denied the allegations. At
Client was charged with one count of indictable sexual assault. The matter proceeded to trial in Supreme Court with a
Client was charged with sexual assault against a women he met the same evening. Client denied that the sexual interaction
Client charged with sexual assault and indecent act. Defence counsel outlined all weaknesses in Crown’s case to persuade Crown to
Client charged with obtain sexual services for consideration from person under age 18. Client was caught in police sting operation
Client was charged with sexual assault and sexual interference against his nine year old grandson. – ACQUITTED
Client charged with sexual interference, sexual assault of someone under age 16, and possession of child pornography. The client met
Client was charged with sexual assault by one of his friends after a night of drinking and partying. Client’s position
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