R v Bank
| Jurisdiction | Alberta |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Alberta) |
| Judge | The Honourable Mr. Justice Brian O’Ferrall,The Honourable Mr. Justice Thomas W. Wakeling,The Honourable Madam Justice Frederica Schutz |
| Neutral Citation | 2021 ABCA 223 |
| Citation | 2021 ABCA 223 |
| Date | 15 June 2021 |
| Docket Number | 1901-0120A; 1701-0219A |
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10 practice notes
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Nature of the Interaction Between Police and Individuals
...be based on “objectively discernible facts” in order to “[allow] for exacting curial scrutiny of police conduct.” 547 In 542 R v Bank , 2021 ABCA 223 at para 104 [footnotes omitted]. 543 Ibid at para 106 [footnote omitted]. 544 Monney , above note 492 at para 49. 545 Mann , above note 14 at......
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Table of cases
.................... 352–53 R v Balendra, 2019 ONCA 68 ....................................................... 58–59, 67, 68, 79 R v Bank, 2021 ABCA 223................................................................................... 126 R v Baptiste, 2020 ONSC 5677................................
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R v Harrison
...of criminal procedure. It is a prime instrument for reducing the risk of convictions resting on factual error”). [85] The Queen v. Bank, 2021 ABCA 223, ¶¶ 104-05; 406 C.C.C. 3d 329, 373-75 per Wakeling & Schutz, JJ.A. (“a court cannot convict an accused of a criminal offence unless the ......
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R. v. Zakos
...[38] Reasonable suspicion is not an “unduly onerous” standard: Mack, at p. 958; Ahmad SCC, at para. 45. [39] The majority in R. v. Bank, 2021 ABCA 223, 406 C.C.C. (3d) 329, at para. 104, noted [A] court cannot convict an accused of a criminal offence unless the Crown has proved the physical......
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R v Harrison
...of criminal procedure. It is a prime instrument for reducing the risk of convictions resting on factual error”). [85] The Queen v. Bank, 2021 ABCA 223, ¶¶ 104-05; 406 C.C.C. 3d 329, 373-75 per Wakeling & Schutz, JJ.A. (“a court cannot convict an accused of a criminal offence unless the ......
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R. v. Zakos
...[38] Reasonable suspicion is not an “unduly onerous” standard: Mack, at p. 958; Ahmad SCC, at para. 45. [39] The majority in R. v. Bank, 2021 ABCA 223, 406 C.C.C. (3d) 329, at para. 104, noted [A] court cannot convict an accused of a criminal offence unless the Crown has proved the physical......
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R v. Hunchak
...activity or that criminal acts are taking place at a specific location: Ahmad, paras 19, 44, 60, 69; Mack, 956, 959, 976; R v Bank, 2021 ABCA 223, paras 72, 139, 406 CCC (3d) [62] The reasonable suspicion standard is not “unduly onerous”: Mack......
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R v Yanga
...Recent cases from this Court post-Ahmad discuss entrapment including R v Bank, 2021 ABCA 223 and R v Griffin, 2021 ABCA 405 [Griffin], and my analysis, particularly as it relates to the third branch of the test for judicial interim release, has been helpfully informed by a review of these c......
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2 books & journal articles
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Nature of the Interaction Between Police and Individuals
...be based on “objectively discernible facts” in order to “[allow] for exacting curial scrutiny of police conduct.” 547 In 542 R v Bank , 2021 ABCA 223 at para 104 [footnotes omitted]. 543 Ibid at para 106 [footnote omitted]. 544 Monney , above note 492 at para 49. 545 Mann , above note 14 at......
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Table of cases
.................... 352–53 R v Balendra, 2019 ONCA 68 ....................................................... 58–59, 67, 68, 79 R v Bank, 2021 ABCA 223................................................................................... 126 R v Baptiste, 2020 ONSC 5677................................
