Notable Cases

R. v. M.M.

Client was charged with a brazen shooting where client was caught in the act and allegedly fleeing from the scene. Client was granted bail after a very hotly contested lengthy bail hearing. 

R. v. A.J.

Client was charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking fentanyl, possession of proceeds obtained by crime, and unlawfully in a dwelling. Police abused their powers by using excessive force on the client at the time of arrest. An application for excessive force was filed and argued successfully. All charges were dismissed. 

R. v. S.N.

Client charged with kidnapping a victim for three days at gunpoint in Brantford. Parts of the kidnapping was found on the co-accused cell phone. The co-accused received a sentence of 14 years. Client of Ms. Gupta was discharged of all 10 counts. 

R. v. P.R.M.

Client was charged with sexual assault and forcible confinement plus several assaults. The complainant alleged that the client threw her against the wall and beat her. Then kept her from leaving, held her down and raped her. The client gave an inculpatory statement that was excluded at pre-trial motions. Client was acquitted of all charges in Toronto. 

R. v. L.T.

Client was charged with assault bodily harm. Client had called the police himself because his girlfriend refused to leave his home. By the time the police arrived, the client was on top of his girlfriend on the floor choking his girlfriend, according to the police. Nothing of such a drastic allegation was noted in the officer notes. The Crown Attorney could not locate the complainant to testify. The crown was relying on the observations of the police when they entered the premises. On the day of trial, our star witness was there -- the complainant -- to say that the police lied. All charges were withdrawn before there was a chance to embarrass the police. 

R v A.W.

Client charged with possession of a firearm based on a confidential informant tip. The search warrant was completely redacted. After the Garofoli Application success, the charges were withdrawn.

R. v. J.R.

Client was charged with Assault Bodily Harm. Crown called only the complainant. After cross-examination— the complainant ran out upset and crying. Defence was called— civilian witnesses, one of which was 12 years old. After trial— Judge acquitted client of all charges.

R. v. B..M.M.

Client charged with assaulting police and numerous assault charges and uttering death threats. Defence filed Charter motions and an Excessive Force Application against police. Won at pretrial motions. 

R. v. E.J.

Client charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking cocaine and crack cocaine and possession of firearm related charges. All charges dismissed after pretrial motions on illegal search and seizure.

R. v. R.B.

Client was charged with multiple counts of rape (sexual assault). We conducted a lengthy trial where the complainant was cross-examined at length. After which, R.B. was acquitted of all charges.

R. v. Ab.W.

Charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking and firearm possession charges. After successful Garofoli application, all contraband excluded, thus client walked as a free man.

R. v. O.D.H.

Client was charged with a Homicide along with two other co-accused. It was alleged that O.D.H. stabbed the victim multiple times in a vehicle with the two co- accused. Surveillance tracked the movements of defendants. There were many eye- witnesses to murder. Client was seen at a convenience store buying the murder weapon. After several pretrial motions, client charges were stayed.