Bail
BAIL: The Primary Grounds Strength of the Crown’s Case “The expeditious and sometimes informal nature of a bail hearing may reflect an unrealistically strong case
BAIL: The Primary Grounds Strength of the Crown’s Case “The expeditious and sometimes informal nature of a bail hearing may reflect an unrealistically strong case
R v Threefingers, 2016 ABCA 225 is a good case on the inadmissibility of Hearsay evidence. This case illustrates the difficulty courts have in admitting hearsay
R. v. B.P. [2016] O.J. No. 3550 2016 ONSC 4244: Reliability This is a case which addresses addresses issues of hearsay and reliability in a
R. v. Bailey, 2016 ONCA 516, is an interesting case from the Ontario Court of Appeal on the perils of Eyewitness Identification. Background Bailey was
R v Lam 2016 ABQB 201: First Party vs Third Party Disclosure This case deals with the issue of whether records pertaining to a criminal
WD R. v. Kennedy. [2015] N.J. No. 107, 2015 NLCA 14 Facts: This is a rather straightforward sexual assault case. The accused forced himself on
911 Recordings Hearsay is presumtively inadmissible. 911 tapes are generally admissible because they fall under the res gestae exception. Alternatively, 911 tapes may also be
I took these articles from Alan Gold’s February 8, 2016 weekley newsletter. assessing evidence. demenour. recollection. Evidence based on recollection 15.An obvious difficulty which
Approved Screening Device Calibration Logs For many years I have been thinking about ways to challenge approved screening devices “ASD”. In R. v. Black 2011
Operating the Breath Instrument (Intoxilyzer) Correctly An excellent decision was provided by Judge Higgerty in Edson, Alberta. The defence counsel in the case was