R. v. X.X. – 8851 Allegation: X.X. faced a battery of serious charges in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, including assault, assault by choking, unlawful confinement, uttering threats, sexual assault, incest, and invitation to sexual touching. The charges arose from allegations involving close family members, with police relying on recorded statements, personal diaries, and historical information. The Crown treated the case as extremely …
Neighbourhood Sexual Assault (Minor, s. 271) — Stay of Proceedings
R. v. X.X. – 9851 Allegation: X.X. was charged with sexual assault following an incident alleged to have occurred during a neighbourhood gathering. The complainant, a girl and daughter of a family friend, alleged that X.X. touched her without consent during the event. The allegations were extremely serious—not only because of the age of the complainant, but because of the …
Child-Complainant Sexual Assault (s. 271) — Not Guilty After Trial
R. v. X.X. – 2451 Allegation: X.X. was charged with sexual assault under section 271 of the Criminal Code. The complainant was a child—specifically, a friend of X.X.’s daughter. The allegation involved non-consensual sexual contact during a visit to X.X.’s home. Given the age of the complainant and the nature of the alleged conduct, the case was very serious, with …
Yorkton Assault-by-Choking, Sexual Assault & Incest Prosecution — All Charges Stayed
R. v. X.X. – 8851 Allegation: X.X. faced a battery of serious charges in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, including assault, assault by choking, unlawful confinement, uttering threats, sexual assault, incest, and invitation to sexual touching. The charges arose from allegations involving close family members, with police relying on recorded statements, personal diaries, and historical information. Result: Win. Stay of proceedings. Devlin Gavigan’s …
Historical sexual assault allegations – charges avoided
Summary: X.X. was confronted with serious allegations of committing sexual assault that occurred several decades ago. The police wanted to question X.X. on these allegations. However, X.X. knew the significance of seeking legal counsel before conversing with the police, regardless of their innocence. Unknown to most people, one can give a lengthy statement to the police highlighting their innocence, and at trial, the …
Break up leads to Sex assault allegations – Charges avoided
Summary of Allegations: In this particular scenario, X.X. ended a long-term relationship with his partner, only to face serious allegations made by the disgruntled ex-partner. The police’s tendency to lay charges and leave it up to the courts often renders no aid to the accused, whose reputation is often irreversibly harmed following the arrest. The presumption of innocence may apply …
Red Deer sexual assault charges – dismissed
Red Deer sexual assault charges dismissed OFFENCE: Sexual assault RESULT: dismissed LAWYER: Sean Fagan Regina v. X.X. – July 2019 Charges: Section 271 of the Criminal Code of Canada Sex assault charges dismissed at preliminary inquiry This was a historical sexual assault allegation. X.X. was charged with sexual assault on an underage girl from an interaction he was alleged to have had …
Tinder date ends with sexual assault allegations
Tinder date – Sexual assault allegations – Not guilty OFFENCE: Sexual assault RESULT: Not Guilty LAWYER: Sean Fagan Regina v. X.X. – 2019 Charges: Section 271 of the Criminal Code of Canada In this day and age, where casual relationships and casual sex are more frequent, and societal judgments on these activities have waned, it is wise for all parties to be …
Regina v. W.C.C. [September 2017] – Regret not Rape
Section 271 of the Criminal Code – Sexual Assault W.C.C., a young well educated professional male, with absolutely no prior adverse contact with the police, found himself charged with sexual assault contrary to Section 271 of the Criminal Code. If convicted, W.C.C was looking at years in prison and life thereafter encumbered by the National Sex Offender Registry. W.C.C. and the “victim” …
Regina v. T.J.K. [Nov 2017] – Tinder gone Wrong
Section 271 of the Criminal Code – Sexual Assault – Possessing child pornography – Luring a Child – Child exploitation – Invitation to sexual touching, Accessing child pornography, Creating child pornography. T.J.K, a 25-year-old man interested in casual sex, looked towards online dating to meet people with similar interests. T.J.K. chose the dating application, Tinder, because it had the reputation of a …