Calvin Barry is a Toronto-based criminal lawyer with over 16 years experience as a senior crown attorney at Calvin Barry Professional Corporation - Criminal Lawyers. Calvin Barry Lawyer Toronto has practiced in the area of Criminal Law and Regulatory Offenses since October of 2004, accruing over 30 years experience in criminal law.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Friday, October 17, 2008
Calvin Barry 15th Annual Thunder Bay Party
Calvin Barry hosts his 15th Annual Thunder Bay Party.
When: This Friday October 17th, 2008 @ 8 pm onwards.
Where: Montana- (Corner of John/Richmond in Toronto).
A charitable donation of your choice will be given to the
Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Center.
When: This Friday October 17th, 2008 @ 8 pm onwards.
Where: Montana- (Corner of John/Richmond in Toronto).
A charitable donation of your choice will be given to the
Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Center.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Calvin Barry- Guest Speaker on CBC Metro Morning Show
Metro Morning Archive
Metro Morning » Archive » September 24, 2008
September 24, 2008
Second Chance Or Not?
Andy Barrie spoke with lawyer and former prosecutor Calvin Barry and with David Mitchell, he represents the Association of Black Law Enforcers and works as a senior corrections officer in the prison system.
Click to link: http://www.cbc.ca/metromorning/2008/09/september_24_2008.html
Metro Morning » Archive » September 24, 2008
September 24, 2008
Second Chance Or Not?
Andy Barrie spoke with lawyer and former prosecutor Calvin Barry and with David Mitchell, he represents the Association of Black Law Enforcers and works as a senior corrections officer in the prison system.
Click to link: http://www.cbc.ca/metromorning/2008/09/september_24_2008.html
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Calvin Barry Defends "Exchange Bandit"
http://www.torontosun.com/news/torontoandgta/2008/10/07/7002531-sun.html
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Exchange Bandit accused remanded
By SAM PAZZANO, COURTS BUREAU
A financial services employee who is alleged to be a bank robber known as "the Exchange Bandit" appeared briefly in court yesterday.
Within hours after the release of high quality images of a bank robber, Kevin John Pinto, 37, and his lawyer walked into downtown 52 Division Friday.
A subdued Pinto was remanded in custody until tomorrow after his lawyer Calvin Barry asked for an adjournment. Pinto is facing 10 charges of robbery.
A source close to Paradigm Capital, the firm where Pinto worked, said his co-workers jokingly asked him when he would be hiring a lawyer after they saw a striking resemblance between him and the bandit when they were all watching TV news.
Pinto was a "well-liked employee" and his co-workers were surprised by the allegations, the source said.
As vice-president of compliance at the Toronto-based investment firm, he was responsible for ensuring that the company followed securities and financial rules.
Police say Pinto is suspected in 26 bank heists across Southern Ontario over the last five years.
A series of robberies took place in 2003 in Toronto and Peel Region and in 2004 in Kitchener, St. Catharines and Niagara Falls.
The robber, who typically began each heist by talking to a teller about exchanging currency, disappeared for two years. Less than a month ago, a robber was caught on surveillance video holding up a Scotiabank on King St. west of Yonge St.
Police released images from that robbery and others on Thursday and were flooded with tips almost immediately.
Police said Pinto has been living in an upscale lakefront condo off Queen's Quay.
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Exchange Bandit accused remanded
By SAM PAZZANO, COURTS BUREAU
A financial services employee who is alleged to be a bank robber known as "the Exchange Bandit" appeared briefly in court yesterday.
Within hours after the release of high quality images of a bank robber, Kevin John Pinto, 37, and his lawyer walked into downtown 52 Division Friday.
A subdued Pinto was remanded in custody until tomorrow after his lawyer Calvin Barry asked for an adjournment. Pinto is facing 10 charges of robbery.
A source close to Paradigm Capital, the firm where Pinto worked, said his co-workers jokingly asked him when he would be hiring a lawyer after they saw a striking resemblance between him and the bandit when they were all watching TV news.
Pinto was a "well-liked employee" and his co-workers were surprised by the allegations, the source said.
As vice-president of compliance at the Toronto-based investment firm, he was responsible for ensuring that the company followed securities and financial rules.
Police say Pinto is suspected in 26 bank heists across Southern Ontario over the last five years.
A series of robberies took place in 2003 in Toronto and Peel Region and in 2004 in Kitchener, St. Catharines and Niagara Falls.
The robber, who typically began each heist by talking to a teller about exchanging currency, disappeared for two years. Less than a month ago, a robber was caught on surveillance video holding up a Scotiabank on King St. west of Yonge St.
Police released images from that robbery and others on Thursday and were flooded with tips almost immediately.
Police said Pinto has been living in an upscale lakefront condo off Queen's Quay.
Thursday, October 2, 2008
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