RECENT SUCCESSES


R. vs. S.Y.  -  Richmond Provincial Court

Charge: Theft from Employer.
Issue: Whether Mr. Mines' client would receive a conviction for stealing money from her workplace.
Result: Conditional Discharge. After hearing Mr. Mines' submissions on his client's behalf, the Judge agreed that, even though this was a breach of trust situation, neither jail, nor even a criminal conviction was warranted.



 
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R. vs. K.M.  -  Richmond Provincial Court

Charge: Theft Under $5,000 (two charges).
Issue: Was it appropriate for Mr. Mines' client to recieve criminal convictions for these offences?
Result: After hearing Mr. Mines' submissions, the judge granted Mr. Mines' client a Discharge on each shoplifting charge.
No criminal record.
 
 

R. vs. Y.F.  -  Vancouver Provincial Court

Charge: Theft/Fraud Under $5,000.
Issue: Whether Mr. Mines' client would be suitable for Alternative Measures in the circumstances of committing a fraud in the range of $3,000.
Result: After hearing Mr. Mines' submissions and after his client Completed the Alternative Measures Program, the Crown withdrew the criminal charges.
 
 
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Profile of Michael Mines

Michael Mines, Vancouver Lawyer, was born in Vancouver and was educated at the University of British Columbia. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1983 and a Bachelor of Laws degree in 1992.
Since becoming a member of the Law Society of British Columbia in 1993, Mr. Mines has exclusively practiced criminal law, including part-time Crown Prosecution work.
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