The Queen v. B.(R.) 2015 #2
The same client mentioned below was charged again with three counts of possession for the purposes of trafficking. She had been arrested and searched a few days after being released on bail for the charges mentioned in the entry below. Again, Mr. van der Walle provided notice to the prosecutor of his Constitutional defense about 60 days before the trial. Again, Mr. van der Walle argued that his client had been illegally arrested and searched. And again, the prosecutor agreed. The charges were resolved with stay of proceedings before the trial. In the end, the client had been charged with six drug offences and was not convicted of a single offence. One happy client….
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