REGINA V C.A. [PROVINCIAL COURT, CALGARY]

C was charged with multiple counts of breaching his conditional sentence order contrary to section 742 of the Criminal Code. The allegations stemmed from breaches of non consumption of intoxicating substances and no contact with an individual. The Crown was seeking to collapse C’s CSO, in which case he would have to serve the remainder of his sentence in jail. After meeting with criminal defence lawyer Curtis Mennie, C was directed to enroll in an anger management course and to complete that prior to sentencing on his breaches. At the sentencing the Crown still wanted to collapse the CSO and Curtis Mennie submitted that given C’s recent accomplishments nothing should be done and he should be allowed to continue on with his CSO, ultimately the Judge agreed with Curtis Mennie.

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