R. v. Angootealuk, 2017 NUCJ 17
| Jurisdiction | Nunavut |
| Judge | Paul Bychok |
| Citation | 2017 NUCJ 17 |
| Docket Number | 08-15-567 |
| Court | Nunavut Court of Justice (Canada) |
| Date | 25 August 2017 |
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2 practice notes
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R v GN,
...law as to comprehension and voluntariness in the North when English is not an accused’s first language, namely R v Angootealuk, 2017 NUCJ 17, 141 WCB (2d) 615 [Angootealuk]. The appellant argues that despite exercising his right to counsel and being advised not to speak, the Crown fa......
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R. v. A.B., 2019 NUCJ 14
...ARGUMENTS A. Defence [10] The Defence relied heavily on the judgment of Bychok J. in R.v. Angootealik, 2017 NUCJ 17, 141 WCB (2d) 615 [Angootealik] to advance an argument that the cautions given by Moore were insufficient to satisfy the standard tests for the......
2 cases
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R v GN,
...law as to comprehension and voluntariness in the North when English is not an accused’s first language, namely R v Angootealuk, 2017 NUCJ 17, 141 WCB (2d) 615 [Angootealuk]. The appellant argues that despite exercising his right to counsel and being advised not to speak, the Crown fa......
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R. v. A.B., 2019 NUCJ 14
...ARGUMENTS A. Defence [10] The Defence relied heavily on the judgment of Bychok J. in R.v. Angootealik, 2017 NUCJ 17, 141 WCB (2d) 615 [Angootealik] to advance an argument that the cautions given by Moore were insufficient to satisfy the standard tests for the......