De Boyrie Law

All Robbery Charges Withdrawn After Evidentiary Issues Raised

R. v. R.M. - All Robbery Charges Withdrawn

The accused was charged with three counts of Robbery in relation to auto thefts in Toronto. Police had found R.M.’s drivers license in one of the stolen vehicles. All three charges were withdrawn by the Crown after months of negotiations and significant evidentiary issues noted by Counsel.

Court: Ontario Court of Justice

Category: Theft and Robbery

Location: Toronto, CA

R. v. N.J.
Robbery and Possession Charges Withdrawn Following Identity Concerns

The accused, was charged with one count of Robbery and one count of Possession of Stolen Property. Counsel was able to secure a withdrawal of the charges after significant upfront work by the accused, and the Crown facing an uphill battle on identity. N.J. did not receive a criminal record as a result.

R. v. B.K.
Favourable Plea Secured in Multi-Charge Robbery Case with No Criminal Record

The accused was facing four counts of Robbery, one count of assault with a weapon, one count of extorsion, and one count of administering a noxious substance. Accused was facing serious consequences, and jail time as a result. Counsel was able to negotiate a very favourable plea to one count, and B.K. received a conditional discharge and 12 months probation as a result. All remaining charges were withdrawn, and no criminal record was registered.

R. v. M.B.
Youth Client Acquitted at Trial on Robbery and Assault Charges

The young offender was facing one count of Robbery, and one count of Assault causing bodily harm. The complainant was a gas station attendant who was robbed in the middle of the night by a masked individual. Mr. De Boyrie represented M.B., at trial, and he was acquitted of all charges.

From the moment you’re charged, we begin a detailed review of the evidence, identify legal issues, and build a personalized defence strategy. Every step is explained clearly—from bail to disclosure to trial—ensuring you’re informed, prepared, and protected. We don’t just react to the Crown’s case; we challenge it at every stage.

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Criminal Court Lawyer Toronto

We measure success by outcomes that protect your record, your reputation, and your future. Every decision we make is focused on achieving the strongest result possible—whether that means withdrawal of charges, reduced penalties, or a full acquittal at trial. Strategic, efficient, and client-focused, we don’t settle for easy solutions when better options exist.

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