R. v. C.T.P.,
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | Saunders |
| Docket Number | 184845 |
| Court | Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) |
| Date | 20 March 2023 |
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3 practice notes
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Teal Cedar Products Ltd. v. Rainforest Flying Squad,
...or appeal was adjourned. In some of these cases, the higher court had already heard the case and reserved judgment (e.g., R. v. C.T.P., 2023 BCSC 416). In others, a leave application determination or the hearing of the appeal was imminent (e.g., Bessette v. British Columbia (Attorney Genera......
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Teal Cedar Products Ltd v Rainforest Flying Squad,
...or appeal was adjourned. In some of these cases, the higher court had already heard the case and reserved judgment (e.g., R. v. C.T.P., 2023 BCSC 416). In others, a leave application determination or the hearing of the appeal was imminent (e.g., Bessette v. British Columbia (Attorney Genera......
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R. v. Reed,
...Post-Friesen Case Law [49] In the recent decision of R. v. C.T.P., 2023 BCSC 416, the offender appealed her total sentence of five and a half years for two counts of sexually assaulting a person under the age of 16 and one count of luring. Relying o......
3 cases
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Teal Cedar Products Ltd. v. Rainforest Flying Squad,
...or appeal was adjourned. In some of these cases, the higher court had already heard the case and reserved judgment (e.g., R. v. C.T.P., 2023 BCSC 416). In others, a leave application determination or the hearing of the appeal was imminent (e.g., Bessette v. British Columbia (Attorney Genera......
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Teal Cedar Products Ltd v Rainforest Flying Squad,
...or appeal was adjourned. In some of these cases, the higher court had already heard the case and reserved judgment (e.g., R. v. C.T.P., 2023 BCSC 416). In others, a leave application determination or the hearing of the appeal was imminent (e.g., Bessette v. British Columbia (Attorney Genera......
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R. v. Reed,
...Post-Friesen Case Law [49] In the recent decision of R. v. C.T.P., 2023 BCSC 416, the offender appealed her total sentence of five and a half years for two counts of sexually assaulting a person under the age of 16 and one count of luring. Relying o......