In The News
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Greg Dunn
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Getting Defensive
Calgary is a tough-on-crime city, and increasingly both the provincial and federal governments are pushing for tougher legislation and longer sentences for criminals. But defense lawyers are coming out against many of these measures, not just to keep their clients out of jail, but to defend your rights and the justice system itself. |
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Loan shark charged in alleged murder plot
Two men charged in an alleged murder plot, which police say came to light during an organized crime investigation, made a brief first court appearance Friday. |
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Lawyers weigh bail bid for accused murderers
Lawyers for two men charged in an alleged murder plot will pore over disclosure before deciding whether to seek bail for their clients. |
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Husband's killing may have been accidental, says lawyer
The shooting death of a Central Alberta man - allegedly at the hands of his wife - may have been an accident, her lawyer said Friday. |
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Delay in massacre trial denied
Jurors will begin hearing evidence against one of the alleged suspects in Calgary’s New Year’s Day massacre as scheduled, a judge ruled Tuesday. |
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First-degree murder trial in Bolsa gang shooting to go ahead
The trial for one of four men facing three counts of first-degree murder in a gang-related shooting outside a southeast restaurant on New Year’s Day 2009 will go ahead as scheduled on Nov. 21, a judge ruled on Tuesday. |
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Preliminary hearing on alleged loan sharks
Amid tight security, a preliminary inquiry to decide whether three Calgary men will stand trial in a loan-sharking ring got underway Friday. |
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Greg Dunn, Calgary’s Top 40 under 40
Avenue magazine’s Top 40 Under 40 is our annual selection of Calgary’s brightest and most active leaders under the age of 40 |
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Canada Defends U.S. Fugitive
The Canadian government has stepped in to protect the life of an American fugitive accused of shooting his ex-wife and her boyfriend in the United States, and who could face the death penalty if sent home. |
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Casady Agrees to Waive Death Penalty
The state of Arkansas will not be seeking the death penalty in the capital murder case of accused murderer Timothy Wallace of Saline County. |
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Gang Link Called Difficult to Prove
The Crown will have a tough time proving the guilt of a suspected drug dealer with alleged gang ties, his lawyer said yesterday. |
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Lawyer Suggests Torture Story Made Up
Torture claims by a city man were concocted to deflect attention from the fact he had a murder victim in his trunk a defence lawyer charged yesterday. |
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Presumed Innocence Threatened
People accused of driving while over the legal blood-alcohol limit have been stripped of a method of proving their innocence with the Supreme Court of Canada’s ruling on Thursday, says a top Criminal Lawyer. |
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TV Appearances & Videos
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Looking for Solutions for Edmonton's Growing Number of Homicides - September 7, 2011
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| Labour Trafficking - August 24, 2011 |
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| Unsolved Mystery - July 6, 2011 |
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| Metal Toxicity - May 18, 2011 |
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| Top 40 Under 40 - October 23, 2009 |
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