R. v. Bradshaw, 2020 BCCA 97
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | The Honourable Mr. Justice Harris,The Honourable Madam Justice Fenlon,The Honourable Mr. Justice Abrioux |
| Citation | 2020 BCCA 97 |
| Docket Number | CA45698 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (British Columbia) |
| Date | 24 March 2020 |
-
- This document is available in original version only for vLex customers
View this document and try vLex for 7 days - TRY VLEX
- This document is available in original version only for vLex customers
3 practice notes
-
R. v. Berry,
...instruction was correct: R. v. S. (W.D.), [1994] 3 S.C.R. 521 at 528, 530–31, 537; R. v. Bradshaw, 2020 BCCA 97 at paras. 22–25. [257] When conducting a review of jury instructions, it is appropriate to take account of the appellant&#......
-
R. v. Schneider,
...is any ambiguity or room for doubt as to the meaning of the question”: R. v. Shannon, 2011 BCCA 270 at para. 51. See also R. v. Bradshaw, 2020 BCCA 97 at paras. 19–27; R. v. Penner, 2019 BCCA 76 at para. 40; R. v. Kahnapace, 2010 BCCA 227 at paras. [123] However, I agree with the Crown that......
-
R. v. Adamec,
...Conduct [189] The proper legal treatment of post-offence conduct is highly fact-specific: R. v. Bradshaw, 2020 BCCA 97 at [190] Post-offence conduct is circumstantial evidence where admissibility is governed by the principle of relevance.......
3 cases
-
R. v. Berry,
...instruction was correct: R. v. S. (W.D.), [1994] 3 S.C.R. 521 at 528, 530–31, 537; R. v. Bradshaw, 2020 BCCA 97 at paras. 22–25. [257] When conducting a review of jury instructions, it is appropriate to take account of the appellant&#......
-
R. v. Schneider,
...is any ambiguity or room for doubt as to the meaning of the question”: R. v. Shannon, 2011 BCCA 270 at para. 51. See also R. v. Bradshaw, 2020 BCCA 97 at paras. 19–27; R. v. Penner, 2019 BCCA 76 at para. 40; R. v. Kahnapace, 2010 BCCA 227 at paras. [123] However, I agree with the Crown that......
-
R. v. Adamec,
...Conduct [189] The proper legal treatment of post-offence conduct is highly fact-specific: R. v. Bradshaw, 2020 BCCA 97 at [190] Post-offence conduct is circumstantial evidence where admissibility is governed by the principle of relevance.......