From the start of her career, Mrs Cazes brought many cases to trial. This is a list of the infractions for which she got her clients acquitted at least once, after trial:

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Sexual assault – Sexual assault (Section 271 of the Criminal Code)

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Material benefit from sexual services – (Section 286.2 of the Criminal Code)

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Breach of release condition – (Section 145 of the Criminal Code) Example: Keep the peace and have a good behavior, Contacts interdictions

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Breach of probation – (Section 733.1(1) of the Criminal Code) Example: Keep the peace and have a good behavior, Contacts interdictions

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Conspiracy (Section 465 of the Criminal Code)

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Sexual interference – Sexual interference (Section 151 of the Criminal Code)

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Obstruction – Obstruction of a police officer in the execution of his duty (Section 129 of the Criminal Code)

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Extortion (Section 346 of the Criminal Code)

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Criminal Harassment (Section 264 of the Criminal Code)

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Invitation to sexual touching - (Section 152 of the Criminal Code)

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Breaking and entering – Breaking and entering in a dwelling house (Section 348 of the Criminal Code)

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Mischief – Mischief on property (Section 430 of the Criminal Code)

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Public Mischief – False statement (Section 140(1)c) of the Criminal Code)

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Public Mischief – False accusations (Section 140(1)a) of the Criminal Code)

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Uttering threats to burn, destroy or damage a building (Section 264.1(1)b) of the criminal Code)

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Death threats or threats to bodily harm (Section 264.1(1)a) of the Criminal Code)

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Death threats or threats to bodily harm in a context of domestic violence (Section 264.1(1)a) of the Criminal Code)

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Careless use of firearm (Section 86(1) of the Criminal Code)

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Possession of weapon for dangerous purpose (Section 88 of the Criminal Code)

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Procuring (pimping) (Section 286.3(1) of the Criminal Code)

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Advertising sexual services (Section 286.4 of the Criminal Code)

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Disguise with intent to commit an indictable offence (Section 351(2) of the Criminal Code)

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Kidnapping (Section 279 of the Criminal Code)

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Human trafficking (Section 279.01 of the Criminal Code)

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Using firearm in commission of offence (Section 85(1) of the Criminal Code)

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Armed assault (Section 267a) of the Criminal Code)

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Assault in a context of domestic violence (Section 266 of the Criminal Code)

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Assault (Section 266 of the Criminal Code)

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Theft (Sections 322 to 334 of the criminal Code)

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Armed robbery - Robbery with a firearm (Section 344(1)a.1) of the Criminal Code)

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Refusal - Refusing, without reasonable excuse, to comply with an order given under section 320.28 (Section 320.15(1)-320.19(1) of the Criminal Code)

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Narcotics

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Harassing communications (Section 372 (3) (4)a) of the Criminal Code)

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Sequestration (Section 279 (2)a) of the Criminal Code)