Index

• Author: David M. Tanovich; David Paciocco; Steven Skurka
• Pages: 325-329

INDEX

Challenging

the

Array

grounds

for

statutory grounds,

60-61

Charter

grounds

s.ll(f)

lack

of

representativeness,

61-63

distinctive group

requirement,

20-27

jury

of

one's

peers,

63-64

s.l5(l),

64

standing,

22-26

introductory comments,

59—60

procedure

in

writing,

64

onus

of

proof,

64

timing, 65

trier

of

fact,

65

Challenge

for

Cause

accepting

the

challenge

prior

to the

commencement

of the

mini-trial,

159-61

after

the

commencement

of the

mini-trial,

159

application

of

section 686(l)(b)(iii),

88

benefits

of,

91-94

cost-benefit

analysis,

104-6

disclosure

of,

151-52

entitlement

to,

152

fitness

hearings,

87

framing

the

question

questioning

all

jurors?

150

rewording

the

question,

150

the

proper

form,

147

form

of,

158-59

grounds

for

juror

is an

alien, 90-91

juror's

criminal antecedents,

90

language ability,

91

indifference

or

impartiality,

89-90

specific

partiality,

106

offence-based

drug

offences

or

involvement, 133-34

domestic violence,

124-26

generally,

119-20

R. v.

Betker,

120-24

exception

to,

123-24

political

beliefs

related

to

offence,

135

sexual

offences,

128-33

survey

of

cases,

238-42

violence against women,

126

foundation

for, 127-28

violence against

the

elderly,

126-27

violence against

the

police,

127

police credibility,

136-37

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