R. v. Clyke, 2019 NSSC 137
| Jurisdiction | Nova Scotia |
| Judge | Rosinski |
| Citation | 2019 NSSC 137 |
| Docket Number | CRH 472796 |
| Court | Supreme Court of Nova Scotia (Canada) |
| Date | 01 May 2019 |
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2 practice notes
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R. v. C.L., 2021 SKQB 330
...Similarly, in R v Clyke, 2019 NSSC 137, the accused was a diagnosed schizophrenic and was a suspect in a murder investigation. He made confession statements to the police. He was assessed and two forensic psychiatrists gave opinion evidence respecting the accused’s fitness to stand t......
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Her Majesty the Queen v. Jake Kristian Mischiek, 2021 NBQB 191
...by Whittle was voluntary. [157] I also note a fairly recent decision from Nova Scotia, R. v Clyke, 2019 NSSC 137 (CanLII), a decision by Justice Rosinski. That case was quite similar on the facts to Whittle. Mr. Clyde was in custody on unrela......
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R. v. C.L.,
...Similarly, in R v Clyke, 2019 NSSC 137, the accused was a diagnosed schizophrenic and was a suspect in a murder investigation. He made confession statements to the police. He was assessed and two forensic psychiatrists gave opinion evidence respecting the accused’s fitness to stand t......
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Her Majesty the Queen v. Jake Kristian Mischiek,
...by Whittle was voluntary. [157] I also note a fairly recent decision from Nova Scotia, R. v Clyke, 2019 NSSC 137 (CanLII), a decision by Justice Rosinski. That case was quite similar on the facts to Whittle. Mr. Clyde was in custody on unrela......