R. v. D.S.
Client was charged by indictment with robbery for stealing a car and money at knifepoint. Mr. Beckett ultimately persuaded the Crown
Client was charged by indictment with robbery for stealing a car and money at knifepoint. Mr. Beckett ultimately persuaded the Crown
Client charged with breaking and entering, robbery, and unlawful confinement. Complainant, a former roommate of the client, said the client
Client was charged by indictment with robbery for stealing collector’s sneakers at knifepoint. Mr. Beckett persuaded the Crown to stay the
Client charges with over 20 counts of identity theft, fraud, and utter forged documents. Client used false identification to purchase
Client charged with fraud over $5000 by making repeated fraudulent transactions throughout several months, amounting to almost $10,000. Client was
Client was charged in relation to his involvement with a fraudulent gambling scheme worth over $30,000. Client was represented by
Client was charged with Robbery. Ms. Somal represented client on case and made submissions to the prosecutor to consider resolving
Client facing charges of Fraud and Theft Over $5,000 from an employer in an alleged scheme that lasted several months.
Client charged with driving while Prohibited. Charge reduced to the lesser and included offence of no driver’s license. – NO DRIVING
For close to 30 years, Stern Shapray has been a pillar of trusted criminal defence in British Columbia. We’ve earned a reputation for professionalism, success, and results—inside and outside the courtroom.
Copyright © 2025 sternshapraylaw.ca | Design and Developed by SocialEyes Communications