In the News / Sex Crimes
Sexual touching conviction set aside/ Driver’s rights breached, court confirms
Alberta’s highest court has ruled it was inconsistent of a jury to convict a man of sexual touching of a person under 16 years old after acquitting him of sexual assault.
In the News
Criminal Lawyer Dino Bottos Discusses the Legal Obligation of Bystanders
Criminal Lawyer Dino Bottos from DePoe & Bottos Criminal Law firm and a panel of legal experts, discuss the legal obligations of a bystanders.
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Dino Bottos discusses reviewing Alberta’s Bail System
Criminal Lawyer Dino Bottos from DePoe & Bottos Criminal Law firm and a panel of legal experts, discuss whether or not Alberta's Bail System requires review.
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Alberta Primetime on CTV with Criminal Lawyer Dino Bottos
Criminal Lawyer Dino Bottos from DePoe & Bottos Criminal Law firm and a panel of legal experts on CTV's Alberta Primetime.
Homicide & Manslaughter / In the News
Lawyer Dino Bottos speaks outside Edmonton courthouse re: Richard Suter plea
Lawyer Dino Bottos speaks outside Edmonton courthouse after his client Richard Suter pleaded guilty to failing to provide a breath sample to police.
Homicide & Manslaughter / In the News
Criminal Lawyer Dino Bottos Addresses media Outside Courthouse
A man who mistakenly pushed the gas pedal on his SUV, plowing onto a restaurant patio and killing a toddler, is now facing the prospect of prison in addition to constant fears of vengeance, says his lawyer.
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Criminal Lawyer Dino Bottos discusses impact of new Government Regarding Justice Issues
Dino Bottos appears on Alberta Primetime to discuss the impact of the new government regarding justice issues.
Homicide & Manslaughter / In the News
Crown appeals acquittal in Cindy Gladue murder case
Crown prosecutors have filed an appeal in the Cindy Gladue murder case that states serious enough errors were made in the jury instructions to warrant a new trial.
Homicide & Manslaughter / In the News
Hundreds gather to protest verdict in Cindy Gladue murder trial
Outrage and concern rippled across the country Thursday as hundreds gathered to protest an Edmonton court case that has become a flashpoint for anger about violence against indigenous women in Canada.
Homicide & Manslaughter / In the News
Rally decries not guilty verdict in Cindy Gladue murder trial
More than 100 people rallying at Saskatoon City Hall applauded the announcement that Alberta prosecutors are appealing the acquittal of an Ontario trucker charged with murder.
Homicide & Manslaughter / In the News
Dino Bottos speaks to Anna Maria Tremonti Regarding Brad Barton’s Defence
Brad Barton's defence lawyer, Dino Bottos, says justice was absolutely served in this case.
Homicide & Manslaughter / In the News
Fatal wound could have resulted from sex act, Edmonton jury told
A forensic pathologist told a jury Tuesday that the fatal wound to Cindy Gladue could have been caused during sexual activity.
