What is the Criminal Court Process in Alberta?

When you are charged with a criminal offence, you will be given a specific date for your first court appearance. Depending on the jurisdiction and offence, the date could be a few days or a few months away from the day you are charged.
Your first court appearance is not a trial. The prosecutor in court will likely not have reviewed your file and none of the witnesses or police officers will attend. The primary purpose of the first court appearance is so that you can be provided with disclosure and make an informed decision on how to proceed.
Disclosure is the entire Crown Prosecutor’s case against you, including, but not limited to, witness statements, videos, photographs and police notes.
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Tough on crime ,value added

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Depends where we are on stats if your release you

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How does one know if their real lawyers is the first question

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What kind of evidence

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This is not how it works

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And if you are in rural Alberta we will place you back in community to manufactured terror ,no worries

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Not very professional haha! Wait that's not a criminal offense. Even a volunteer program they did it anyway. Okay arrest me again and they cancelled that one.

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If we can use you for white collar crime all the better ,what are you willing to do