R v Barwis
| Jurisdiction | Alberta |
| Court | Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta (Canada) |
| Judge | Labrenz |
| Citation | 2022 ABQB 561 |
| Date | 26 August 2022 |
| Docket Number | 201318656Q1 |
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1 practice notes
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R v Neilson
...judge (Justice Stevenson). The warrant review hearing is not a hearing de novo of the ex parte application that was made: R v Barwis, 2022 ABQB 561 at paras 16-21 [ 62 Here, like in Barwis, the offender (formerly the accused), Mr. Neilson, brings a strictly facial challenge to the ITO. I am......
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R v. Neilson
...judge (Justice Stevenson). The warrant review hearing is not a hearing de novo of the ex parte application that was made: R v Barwis, 2022 ABQB 561 at paras 16-21 [Barwis]. [62] Here, like in Barwis, the offender (formerly the accused), Mr. Ne......
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R v Barwis
...order and that searches of the accused’s electronic data storing devices were conducted unreasonably. My earlier decision is reported at 2022 ABQB 561. [3] The accused was arrested on December 17, 2020, by Constable Klaus [“Cst. Klaus”] of the Calgary Police Service [“CPS”] immediately prec......
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R. v. Fardy
...warrant. Overbroad search and seizure [52] Mr. Fardy says the search of his phone was conducted in an overbroad manner. In R. v. Barwis, 2022 ABQB 561, Labrenz J. thoroughly reviewed the issue of an overbroad search and [89] I accept that I have a responsibility to minimize a search that wo......
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R. v. Javer
...not appear to have undermined the appellant’s ability to meaningfully challenge the reasonableness of the search.” [69] In R. v. Barwis, 2022 ABQB 561, at paragraph 115, Labrenz J. relied on the reasoning in Villaroman, and concluded that the failure of the officer who conducted a search of......
