R. v. T.B.: Youth client was charged along with several co-accused with the offences of robbery and attempted robbery. After a multi day trial, and successfully defending a similar fact application from the Crown, the accused was found not guilty of all offences before the court.

R. v. D.H.: Client was facing charges of robbery, disguise with intent, and assault with a weapon following an alleged stabbing, for which the Crown was seeking a lengthy penitentiary sentence in the range of 7-9 years. After a complex multi day preliminary hearing in the Ontario Court of Justice, the accused was discharged on all offences before the court.

R. v. C.S.: Client was charged with numerous allegations pertaining to a former domestic partner including sexual counts of assault, assault with a weapon, and breaching his probation. Counsel secured a not guilty verdict on these charges following a trial in the Ontario Court of Justice, where the client was convicted only of the offence of mischief.

R. v. L.C.: Client was charged with offences of assault, point a firearm, and uttering threats, and the matter was scheduled for a 7 day trial in the Superior Court of Justice. After successfully arguing that a Crown hearsay application should be dismissed, the charges against the client were stayed by the Crown on the second of trial.

R. v. C.R.: Client was facing numerous allegations of robbery and weapons possession charges After reviewing the Charter application by Ms. Gensey, the Crown withdrew the charges the week before the trial.

R. v. C.C.: Client charged with attempted murder for trying to shoot a male at a party. Crown abandoned prosecution after evidence of first witness. Client walked free from the prisoner’s box.

R. v. D.D.: Client charged with three counts of aggravated assault endangering life in regards to her infant son. Acquitted after a judge alone trial.

R. v. E.E.: Client charged with aggravated assault for stabbing three people at a party. Jury found client ‘not guilty’ at trial.

R. v. F.F.: Client charged with robbery with a firearm of a clothing store. Jury deliberated for less than one hour and found client not guilty.

R. v. T.B.: Youth client was charged along with several co-accused with the offences of robbery and attempted robbery. After a multi day trial, and successfully defending a similar fact application from the Crown, the accused was found not guilty of all offences before the court.

R. v. D.H.: Client was facing charges of robbery, disguise with intent, and assault with a weapon following an alleged stabbing, for which the Crown was seeking a lengthy penitentiary sentence in the range of 7-9 years. After a complex multi day preliminary hearing in the Ontario Court of Justice, the accused was discharged on all offences before the court.