G. was intoxicated and on his way home from a sporting event. He was not acting as a young man should, and was, at a minimum, being very irritating to other patrons also on their way home on public transit. G was approached by two uniformed transit officers who were concerned about G’s behaviour. G …
Acquitted of Assault Charges at Cross Examination — R. v. P.G. Read More »
B.S. was charged in an armed robbery of a hair salon. The robber was wearing a particular jacket and video evidence showed B.S. entering a nearby apartment shortly after the robbery. He was wearing a particular jacket. At trial, Misha cross-examined the security guard from the apartment building. The guard’s evidence was that B.S. was …
Robbery Charges Withdrawn at Cross Examination — R. v. B.S. Read More »
K. E. was charged with allegedly assaulting his domestic partner. He said he didn’t do it. He was released on bail with a condition not to contact the complainant. She called police claiming that he was calling her non-stop. He said he didn’t do it. At trial, Misha marshalled evidence to show that she was …
Domestic Assault Charges Withdrawn at Cross Examination — R. v. K.E. Read More »
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