Laurelly has been counsel on numerous homicide trials, specifically at the jury level for initial jury trial of Supreme Court of Canada, Her Majesty the Queen v. Clifford Kokopenace, 2015 SCC 28, and most recently counsel on the first degree murder case of R v. D. T. 2019 OJ (Fort Frances, ON). The past year alone she has conducted over 200 hours of trial and preliminary inquiry time in court including being appointed 486.3 CCC counsel for one of Canada’s longest domestic trials in history: R v. Safdar et al ONSC 2018 OSC No. 6328. Laurelly has extensive experience as counsel for those charged with drug and firearms-related offences, achieving an acquittal on R v. Prendeville & Allison OJ 2017 no. 6198 after a successful Charter application and a discharge in R v. Chan 2019 ONSC. She has also appeared at the BC Court of Appeal in Driol v. Canadian National Railway [2011] BCCA 74 at the BC Court of Appeal.
Dale Law really helped me relieve me from my criminal charges. I felt very comfortable with this firm and the attorney I retained, Laurelly Dale. The whole process of going to court was very nerve wracking and Laurelly did a great job at bringing that to ease.
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