Hearing Office Bail Hearings (Re), 2017 ABQB 74
| Judge | Wittmann |
| Court | Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta (Canada) |
| Citation | 2017 ABQB 74 |
| Docket Number | 1601 05637 |
| Date | 03 February 2017 |
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8 practice notes
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Reilly v Alberta,
...of Travis Stang sworn on October 28, 2020, ¶ 8. Extracts of Key Evidence of the Appellant 6. 32 Alberta v. Edmonton Police Service, 2017 ABQB 74, ¶ 1 per Wittmann, C.J. (“There is a longstanding practice in Alberta for police officers to act as prosecutors at bail hearings before justices o......
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R v Reilly, 2018 ABPC 85
...id="_ftn4">[4] Supra, Note 2: Irving Report, page 35 [5] Supra, Note 2: Irving Report, page 50 [6] Hearing Office Bail Hearings (Re), 2017 ABQB 74 [7] Staff Sergeant Fay testified that Code Red is the state of the detention unit at EPS is full and cannot accommodate anyone [8]n style="font-......
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Reilly v Alberta, 2022 ABKB 612
...On February 3, 2017 (TASC, para 21), in Hearing Office Bail Hearings (Re), 2017 ABQB 74 (Bail Hearings Reference) the then Chief Justice of this Court confirmed that Alberta’s bail hearing regime was contrary to the Code and without legislative authority, with a six-month reprieve (t......
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R v Stout, 2018 ABPC 299
...follows is from the ASOF – Exhibit V1 [2] The Irving Report February 2016, Appendix C to Exhibit V-1 [3] Re Hearing Office Bail Hearings, 2017 ABQB 74 [4] Exhibit V1, Appendix E, the bail newsletter states, “At the Stakeholder workshop, the required contents of the bail package were [5] Cha......
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Reilly v Alberta,
...of Travis Stang sworn on October 28, 2020, ¶ 8. Extracts of Key Evidence of the Appellant 6. 32 Alberta v. Edmonton Police Service, 2017 ABQB 74, ¶ 1 per Wittmann, C.J. (“There is a longstanding practice in Alberta for police officers to act as prosecutors at bail hearings before justices o......
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R v Reilly, 2018 ABPC 85
...id="_ftn4">[4] Supra, Note 2: Irving Report, page 35 [5] Supra, Note 2: Irving Report, page 50 [6] Hearing Office Bail Hearings (Re), 2017 ABQB 74 [7] Staff Sergeant Fay testified that Code Red is the state of the detention unit at EPS is full and cannot accommodate anyone [8]n style="font-......
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Reilly v Alberta, 2022 ABKB 612
...On February 3, 2017 (TASC, para 21), in Hearing Office Bail Hearings (Re), 2017 ABQB 74 (Bail Hearings Reference) the then Chief Justice of this Court confirmed that Alberta’s bail hearing regime was contrary to the Code and without legislative authority, with a six-month reprieve (t......
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R v Stout, 2018 ABPC 299
...follows is from the ASOF – Exhibit V1 [2] The Irving Report February 2016, Appendix C to Exhibit V-1 [3] Re Hearing Office Bail Hearings, 2017 ABQB 74 [4] Exhibit V1, Appendix E, the bail newsletter states, “At the Stakeholder workshop, the required contents of the bail package were [5] Cha......
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