Nunavut Court of Justice (Canada)

R. v. Boynton
Liquor laws. Search warrant. Protection of privacy. Principles of fundamental justice. Access to information. Public body
R. v. Lyta
Defence theory beyond a reasonable doubt. Assault with a weapon. Criminal record. Ice chisel
R. v. Crowe
Offence of assault. Notes of criminal investigations. Resisting arrest. Give evidence. Reasonable doubt
Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated et. al. v. The Commissioner of Nunavut et. al.
Language education. Equality rights. Grounds of discrimination. Education act. Cause of action
IN THE MATTER OF: A reference under the Land Titles Act
Lis pendens. Title interest in the land. Hunting rights
R. v. Ulayuruluk
Dire hearing on voluntariness. Operative document in the criminal process. Preliminary inquiry. Degree murder. Reasonable prospect
R. v. Ulayuruluk
Dire decision. Admissibility of evidence. Trial counsel. Material change
In the matter of Baasch and Kerstans
Criminal contempt. Mens rea. Public disobedience. Show cause
R. v. Khan
Sexual offence. Separate evidence. Beyond a reasonable doubt. Payroll employee
R. v. Panipakoocho
Appropriate sentence. Offence of manslaughter. Adult criminal record. Plead guilty. Bodily harm
QWB and SHTO v. Government of Nunavut
Judicial review. Added as amicus. Hearing submissions from a party. Decision maker
R. v. Angivrana
Global sentence. Criminal record. Aggravated assault. Psychological report
R. v. Simailak
Suspended sentence. Appropriate sentence. Common procedural protections in modern sexual assault trials. Criminal record. Sexual intercourse. General deterrence
JD1HI et. al. v. Budden et. al.
Fiduciary duties. Criminal negligence. Breach of duty of care. Pleading in the action. Immunity section. Settlement funds
R. v. Akpalialuk
Witness testify. Firearms offences. Public hearing. Remote appearance. Direct evidence
R. v. Panipakoocho
Criminal intent. Degree murder. Indictable offence. Bodily harm. Threat of force. Beyond a reasonable doubt
R. v. Kuniliusie
Support of remote appearances by the witnesses. Nature of the evidence. Elements of the offence. Right of the accused
R. v. Anaittuq
Sentencing principles. Sexual assault. Criminal record. Partner manslaughter. Domestic violence. Guilty plea
R. v. G.R.
Expert witnesses. Nature of the defence. Remote appearance. Personal attendance
R. v. Papatsie
Principles of sentencing. Criminal history. Narcotics convictions. Expression of remorse. Joint submission
R. v. Livingstone
Sexual assault. Sentencing range. Offender with no significant criminal record
R. v. W.A.
Mental disorder. Attempted murder. Specific intent. Criminally responsible. Reasonable doubt
R. v. Kownirk
Fit sentence. Sexual assault. Extensive criminal record
R. v. Mucpa
Unproven criminal allegations. Relevant consideration in sentencing. Personal injury. Injury offences
R v. Ikalukjuak
Lawful excuse for the use of the firearm. Elements of the offence. Weapon for a purpose. Gave evidence. Beyond a reasonable doubt. Public peace
Pee v. Hamlet of Coral Harbour
Procedural fairness. Decision to remove. Application for judicial review. Rights and freedoms. Municipal councils. Discretionary authority
P.S v. The Commissioner of Nunavut and Her Majesty the Queen in the Right of Ontario
Jurisdiction in a forum non conveniens analysis. Crown immunity. Mental health. Health act
R. v. Iqalukjuaq
Witness testify. Nature of the evidence. Public hearing. Serious offences. Trial date
R. v. Mikkigak
Aggravated assault. Completion of the sentence
Haynes v. Government of Nunavut
Strike out a claim. Collective agreement. Breach of contract. Exclusive jurisdiction. Employment offer

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