The accused A.Z. was charged with one count of theft under $5000.00 as a result of allegations that he had stolen a box of cheese from Longos Supermarket. Despite A.Z. having previously received diversion on previous charges, Mr. Pyzer was successful at having this charge diverted. In pretrial discussions he was able to convince the Crown that his client deserved a second chance to work off his debt to the community by completing community service. As a result of Mr. Pyzer’s determination, A.Z. was again accepted into the alternative measures program and upon completing his community service, his charges were diverted and A.Z. was again able to avoid a criminal record.
R. v. A.Z.
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