Provincial Court of Nova Scotia (Canada)

R. v. Ross
Standard of proof in a criminal trial. Circumstantial evidence. Beyond a reasonable doubt. Reasonable doubt
R . v. Green
Motor vehicles on public roadways. Law enforcement police officers. Expectation of privacy. Reasonable doubt
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation v. Canada (Border Services Agency)
[1] On April 28, 2020 the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, through its representative Elizabeth McMillan, filed a “Notice of Application” in the Provincial Court, seeking to lift a Sealing Order over Informations to Obtain (ITO’s). In particular, it suggested, a general warrant had been issued pursuant to Section 487.01 of the Criminal Code...
R. v. MacIntosh
Induced confession. Voluntariness of the statement. Oppressive circumstances. Reasonable doubt
R. v. DeRoach
General statutory vehicle stop powers. Arbitrary detention. Driver sobriety. Reasonable suspicion. Parking lot
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation v. Canada (Border Services Agency)
Decision on the issues of functus. Jurisdiction courts. Fair trial rights. Material change
R. v. Scott
Conditional sentence order. Appropriate sentence. Sexual assault offence. Unusual punishment. Probation officer. Proceedings in respect
R. v. Ward
Fitness assessment. Criminally responsible. Mental disorder. Trial process. Cognitive limitations. Psychiatric illness
R. v. Planetta
Conditional discharge. Suspended sentence. Criminal record. Police officer. Pled guilty
R. v. Brown
Invasive nature of body searches demands. Common law power of a police officer. Expectation of privacy. Breath sample. Motor vehicle
R. v. Reeve
Ex turpi causa. Expert opinion evidence. Controlled substance. Personal use. Total cost. Sales receipts
R. v. Colley et Al.
Lawful defence of property. Confirmatory evidence. Offence of assault. Reasonable doubt. Robbery charge
R. v. Aucoin
Criminal offence. Threat to damage. Injure an animal. Personal property. Threatened to kill
R. v. Huybers
Elements of the offence of sexual assault. Right hand. Breast tissue. Massage table
R. v. Stokes
Principles of sentencing. Criminal record. Conditional discharge. Probation for theft offences. Insurance company
R. v. Kitch
General evidence about normal practice. Production of private records in the context of prosecutions for sexual offences. Performance audit. Expense claims. Time period
R v. Robinson
Conditional sentence order. Criminal law. Mandatory minimum fine. Bodily harm
R v. M.M.
Credible witness. Standard of proof in a criminal trial. Beyond a reasonable doubt. Sexual activity
R. v. MacDonnell
Tax debtor. Offence of fraud. Property of the person. Reasonable doubt. Security interest. Source deductions
R. v. Planetta
R. v. Cummings
Proper sentence. Criminal record. Minimum punishment. Gravity of the offence. Particular offender. Collateral consequences
R. v. S. P. W.
Appropriate sentence. Sexual offences. Criminal record. Offences against children. Violence against children
R. v. M. P.
Defence evidence. Elements of a justification for the correction of a child by force. Video recording. Kitchen table
R. v. Thomas
R v. Robinson
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation v. Canada (Border Services Agency),
R. v. Archer
R. v. Miller
R. v. Robertson
R. v. Fairrae

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