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Donna V. Pledge, Toronto Criminal Lawyer

Barrister & Solicitor B.A. LL.B.
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no reasonable prospect of conviction



My client was charged with Fraud Under and Utter Forged Documents. The charges were withdrawn because I was able to convince the crown there was no reasonable prospect of conviction, because the identification of the person as my client was flawed.

My client was charged with Trafficking in Cocaine, which was withdrawn after I was able to convince the crown that there was no reasonable prospect of conviction.

Client was charged with Possession of Instrument used in copying Credit Card data, Possession of Fraudulent Credit Card data, Possession of Identity Information and Possession Over $5000. All the charges were withdrawn as a result of discussions with the crown whereby there was no reasonable prospect of conviction.

Client was charged with Fraud Under, Fraudulent use of Credit Cards and Possession of Fraudulent Credit Cards, in relation to allegations of a Credit Card Lab. As a result of several discussions with the Crown where I was successful in persuading the Crown that there was no reasonable prospect of conviction, all charges were withdrawn.

Two clients were charged with Possession of Fraudulent Credit Cards, Fraudulently Possess Credit Card Data and Possession of Credit Card Forgery Device. The charges were withdrawn as against both individuals after several meetings with the Crown where I was successful in persuading the Crown that there was no reasonable prospect of conviction.

Client was charged with Failing to Comply with a Recognizance. The charge was withdrawn, after I was able to convince the Crown that there was no reasonable prospect of conviction.

Client was charged with Assault and Assault with a Weapon against his wife. The charges were withdrawn after I successfully persuaded the Crown that there was no reasonable prospect of conviction.