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• January 25, 2012
  R. vs. V.K. - Richmond Provincial Court
  Charges: Theft Under $5000 (from employer).
  Issue: Whether it was contrary to the public interest for Mr. Mines' client to be granted a conditional discharge.
  Result: After hearing Mr. Mines' submissions, the Court granted a 9 month conditional discharge. No criminal conviction .
• January 24, 2012
  R. vs. G.L. - RCMP Investigation
  Charges: Importing Child Pornography.
  Issue: Whether Mr. Mines' client had knowledge of the material found by customs officers on a computer hard drive that he brought into Canada.
  Result: Mr. Mines was able to steer his client through the investigation with no charge being recommended by police.
• January 5, 2012
  R. vs. B.T. - Port Coquitlam Provincial Court
  Charges: Theft Over $5000 (from employer).
  Issue: Whether jail was the appropriate sentence for this breach of trust case which involved a theft of almost $70,000.
  Result: Mr. Mines was able to persuade Crown to resolve this case on a single count of theft and to persue a joint submission for a community based sentence. The court granted an 18 month conditional sentence order. No jail.
• January 3, 2012
  R. vs. H.B. - Vancouver Provincial Court
  Charges: Assault x2; Unlawful Confinement.
  Issue: Whether the Crown could prove the confinement charge and whether it was in the public interest for Mr. Mansoori-Dara's client to be granted a discharge.
  Result: Mr. Mansoori-Dara was able to persuade Crown counsel to stay the confinement charge and one of the assault charges. After hearing Mr. Manoori-Dara's submissions,the Court granted his client a conditional discharge. No conviction
• December 30, 2011
  R. vs. A.M. - Richmond Provincial Court
  Charges: Possession for the Purpose of Trafficking (Cocaine & Marijuana).
  Issue: Whether the police conducted a lawful arrest and search of the vehicle in this "dial-a-dope" case.
  Result: On the second day of trial, Mr. Mines made successful application to have the drug evidence (worth approximately $15,000) excluded on the basis that the search was unlawful. All charges dismissed. No criminal record.

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