Jasmin Molnar

Jasmin Molnar has a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Alberta (with Distinction, majoring in Psychology and minoring in English), as well as a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Alberta Faculty of Law.

After a number of years in British Columbia, Jasmin returned to her hometown of Edmonton, Alberta to pursue her legal education and a career as a criminal defence lawyer. She received a number of awards over the course of her studies, including the Sylvester C McGoey Criminal Law Memorial Award for 2025.

Throughout law school, Jasmin expressly sought out courses focused on litigation and a criminal defence practice, including Advanced Criminal Law, Advanced Criminal Trial Advocacy, Advanced Evidence, Advocacy, Constitutional Litigation, Criminal Procedure, Prison Law, Sentencing, the Law of Sexual Assault, and Wrongful Convictions.

Jasmin also devoted herself to the Student Legal Services (SLS) Criminal Law Project during her time at the Faculty of Law, where she successfully resolved criminal and regulatory charges faced by dozens of individuals – both at trial, as well as in negotiation with the prosecution. Jasmin has experience working on a wide range of criminal matters, including violent crime and property offences, impaired driving, and drug possession.

After volunteering with SLS in her first year of law school, Jasmin was hired by the Criminal Law Project as a full-time case worker and subsequently elected to the position of Project Coordinator. In these roles, Jasmin oversaw the file work of over 100 volunteers, while balancing her studies with her own Criminal Law Project caseload; liaised with advising lawyers; maintained relationships with partners in the legal community; and promoted the Criminal Law Project in the community to better reach those who could benefit from assistance.

Like Stacey, Jasmin completed her articles under Brian A. Beresh, K.C. During her articles, Jasmin worked on a number of high-profile and legally complex homicide, drug trafficking, extortion, impaired and dangerous driving, and professional regulatory matters.

Jasmin has since joined Purser Law, and anticipates becoming an Associate Lawyer with the firm in July, 2026.

Jasmin is currently accepting Criminal Code, Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, quasi-criminal, and regulatory files. For a free consultation, contact our office at 780-851-7435 or Book Online Now.