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June 20, 1991: Posing as anonymous caller, [Ray Zanidean] calls [James Driskell]'s lawyer, claims a key witness wants to recant testimony. Zanidean says witness was coerced into giving evidence against Driskell. January 1992: Richard Quinney, a senior official from Saskatchewan Justice, writes to Bruce Miller, head of Manitoba Justice prosecutions branch, to tell him that Winnipeg police promised Zanidean immunity for the Swift Current arson without Saskatchewan's authorization. Further, Quinney says Zanidean committed perjury while testifying against Driskell. He urges Miller to disclose evidence to Driskell's lawyers at earliest opportunity. Manitoba releases report by former provincial judge [John Enns] on Crown disclosure in Driskell case. Enns says he found prosecutors involved dis...
... prosecutors involved displayed gross negligence bordering on criminal offence of obstruction of ju...
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...1996, c. 457. The appeal concerns two cases before the courts in British Columbia. In the Cost... indemnity from Canada pursuant to the Negligence Act. Canada brought motions to strike the third-pa...
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The victim's father, Charles Bruinson, said [Cory McCaughan] called his nearby home moments later. McCaughan spoke with [Christine Bruinson Dourma]'s 10-year-old daughter, telling her he'd just "run over your mom." Bruinson and the girl rushed to find Dourma dead on the ground. The family had gathered that evening to celebrate Bruinson's birthday. The party turned sour when McCaughan and Dourma began arguing. McCaughan wanted Dourma to accompany him the next day while driving in his truck because he had to work. Dourma didn't want to go, choosing instead to go to the beach, according to her father. McCaughan stormed out of the home, and Dourma followed. Queen's Bench Justice Daniel Kennedy ruled at trial last year that McCaughan had been reckless in failing to notice Dourma. He acquitt...
... of the more serious charge of criminal negligence causing death, saying he believed the case involve...
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I think the concept of the sentencing circle and the concept we've heard expanded by both leaders of the Yellow Quill community and by Mr. [Christopher Pauchay]'s lawyer is the idea behind a sentencing circle is that the accused is supposed to confront the people he's wronged," said Cosh. "In this case, it's a case of death through negligence. It's not really going to be possible. "It's an illusion," said Cosh. "His lawyer said he's hoping to protect this fellow from the consequences of his crimes." "I think we have some Draconian attitudes around about what justice is and I don't think justice is thoroughly satisfied with the notion that justice is punishment," said [Scott McKeen]. "I think in some ways the victims can never see enough punishment to make their pain heard or start to ...
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At trial, Queen's Bench Justice Daniel Kennedy ruled that [Cory McCaughan] showed a "gross departure" from the expected standard of care while driving. But he acquitted McCaughan of criminal negligence, saying he believes the case involved a "momentary lapse" of judgment. The victim's father, Charles Bruinson, said McCaughan called his nearby home moments later. McCaughan spoke with [Christine Bruinson Dourma]'s 10-year-old daughter, telling her he'd just "run over your mom.
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... Rules of Evidence Burden of proof in civil cases Pleadings Costs X ADMINISTRATIVE LAW Standard of R... fall within any of the "categories of negligence claims for which a duty of care has been found wit...
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At trial, Queen's Bench Justice Daniel Kennedy ruled that [Cory McCaughan] showed a "gross departure" from the expected standard of care while driving. But he acquitted McCaughan of criminal negligence, saying he believes the case involved a "momentary lapse" of judgment. The victim's father, Charles Bruinson, said McCaughan called his nearby home moments later. McCaughan spoke with [Christine Bruinson Dourma]'s 10-year-old daughter, telling her he'd just "run over your mom.
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...(the “Act”) from interest and gross negligence penalties. [2] This judgment principally concerns ... The Applicant does not present a sympathetic case from a taxation perspective. She was engaged from ...
