R v Cramer, 2019 SKCA 118
Jurisdiction | Saskatchewan |
Judge | Richards C.J.S., Jackson and Tholl JJ.A. |
Citation | 2019 SKCA 118 |
Docket Number | CACR3189 |
Court | Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan) |
Date | 13 November 2019 |
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5 practice notes
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R v Lopez,
...degree of impairment”. The legal test for impairment was affirmed by the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal in R v Cramer, 2019 SKCA 118 at paras 19-21, where Richards C.J.S. emphasized that the impairment need not be marked and even a slight impairment is sufficient to sustain a con......
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R. v. Kerpan,
...and, as such, carries more probative weight. Impairment may be inferred from behaviour which is far outside the norm: R v Cramer, 2019 SKCA 118 at para 21; R v Hall (1994), 125 Sask R 62 (Sask CA). [101] However, the Court is not to consider b......
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R. v. PAHL,
...Law [20] In R v Cramer, 2019 SKCA 118, 48 MVR (7th) 196 [Cramer], affirming 2018 SKQB 298, 36 MVR (7th) 25, Richards C.J.S. summarized the applicable law in relation to the impaired operation of a moto......
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R. v. BYBLOW,
...Both counsel have quoted extensively from three decisions: R v Andrews, 1996 ABCA 23, 104 CCC (3d) 392 [Andrews]; R v Cramer, 2019 SKCA 118, 48 MVR (7th) 196 [Cramer]; and R v McKenzie, 2020 SKQB 206 [McKenzie]. A compilation of the principles from these cases can be summarized as 1. &......
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5 cases
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R v Lopez,
...degree of impairment”. The legal test for impairment was affirmed by the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal in R v Cramer, 2019 SKCA 118 at paras 19-21, where Richards C.J.S. emphasized that the impairment need not be marked and even a slight impairment is sufficient to sustain a con......
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R. v. Kerpan,
...and, as such, carries more probative weight. Impairment may be inferred from behaviour which is far outside the norm: R v Cramer, 2019 SKCA 118 at para 21; R v Hall (1994), 125 Sask R 62 (Sask CA). [101] However, the Court is not to consider b......
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R. v. PAHL,
...Law [20] In R v Cramer, 2019 SKCA 118, 48 MVR (7th) 196 [Cramer], affirming 2018 SKQB 298, 36 MVR (7th) 25, Richards C.J.S. summarized the applicable law in relation to the impaired operation of a moto......
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R. v. BYBLOW,
...Both counsel have quoted extensively from three decisions: R v Andrews, 1996 ABCA 23, 104 CCC (3d) 392 [Andrews]; R v Cramer, 2019 SKCA 118, 48 MVR (7th) 196 [Cramer]; and R v McKenzie, 2020 SKQB 206 [McKenzie]. A compilation of the principles from these cases can be summarized as 1. &......
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