R v Clarke,
| Jurisdiction | Alberta |
| Judge | Watson |
| Citation | 2023 ABCA 62 |
| Docket Number | 2203-0164A |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Alberta) |
| Date | 23 February 2023 |
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R v Clarke,
...His Majesty the King Respondent and Ryan Clarke Applicant 2023 ABCA 62 Docket: 2203-0164A Registry: Edmonton In the Court of Appeal of Alberta Application for Permission to Appeal Appearances: D.J. Alford for the Y.R. Ziv S. Millis (student-at-law) for the Applicant Reasons for Decision of ......
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R v Benn,
...rational presence or absence of evidence, making it fanciful, the case has been proven to the requisite criminal standard: see R v Clarke, 2023 ABCA 62 at para 51 A reasonable doubt is a doubt based on reason and common sense which must be logically based upon the evidence or the lack of ev......
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R v Clarke,
...His Majesty the King Respondent and Ryan Clarke Applicant 2023 ABCA 62 Docket: 2203-0164A Registry: Edmonton In the Court of Appeal of Alberta Application for Permission to Appeal Appearances: D.J. Alford for the Y.R. Ziv S. Millis (student-at-law) for the Applicant Reasons for Decision of ......
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R v Benn,
...rational presence or absence of evidence, making it fanciful, the case has been proven to the requisite criminal standard: see R v Clarke, 2023 ABCA 62 at para 51 A reasonable doubt is a doubt based on reason and common sense which must be logically based upon the evidence or the lack of ev......