A client of Mr. Xavier Cormier was charged on two accounts of fraud (Section 380, 463 d) ii) and 465 (1) (d) Criminal Code of Canada) and one account of falsified credit card possession (Section 342 (1) c) ii) f) Criminal Code). The evidence concerning fraud was not conclusive. However, the client admitted he was guilty of possession of a falsified card. Mr. Cormier undertook negotiations with the Prosecutor. The latter agreed to drop the fraud charges, and the client was acquitted on these charges. The client acknowledged his guilt on the account of possession of a falsified card, but was granted a discharge subject to a donation at the time of sentencing.
Mr. Cormier’s clients are not all acquitted and are not always granted a discharge. Read the notice.
