R. v. Dosanjh
| Jurisdiction | Ontario |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Ontario) |
| Judge | Fairburn,Huscroft,Tulloch |
| Citation | 2022 ONCA 689 |
| Date | 07 October 2022 |
| Docket Number | C68127 |
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10 practice notes
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R v Patrick
...expectation of privacy in the victim's medical records. I agree. 36 As recently reiterated by the Court of Appeal in R. v. Dosanjh, 2022 ONCA 689, 163 O.R. (3d) 401 at para. 113, s. 8 of the Charter is a personal right, one that protects people and not places: R. v. Edwards, [1996] 1 SCR 12......
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R v Cochrane
...interest in the DNA or any portion of it that others have voluntarily uploaded to a public genetic genealogy database. In R v Dosanjh, 2022 ONCA 689 at para 117, 163 OR (3d) 401, 419 CCC (3d) 353, Associate Chief Justice Fairburn said: The trial judge found that the appellant had a direct i......
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Granger v Ontario
...the individual has a meaningful connection to the subject matter – for example, through participation, authorship, ownership or control”: 2022 ONCA 689, 163 O.R. (3d) 401, at para. 71 It is plain that class members have a direct interest in the subject matter of the search; it is their DNA ......
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R v Cofell
...demonstrate a reasonable expectation of privacy, then there is no search and seizure within the meaning of section 8. See R. v. Dosanjh, 2022 ONCA 689 at paras. 113-114 (“ 154 A court identifying the subject matter of a search must not do so narrowly in terms of the physical acts involved o......
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10 cases
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R v Patrick
...expectation of privacy in the victim's medical records. I agree. 36 As recently reiterated by the Court of Appeal in R. v. Dosanjh, 2022 ONCA 689, 163 O.R. (3d) 401 at para. 113, s. 8 of the Charter is a personal right, one that protects people and not places: R. v. Edwards, [1996] 1 SCR 12......
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R v Cochrane
...interest in the DNA or any portion of it that others have voluntarily uploaded to a public genetic genealogy database. In R v Dosanjh, 2022 ONCA 689 at para 117, 163 OR (3d) 401, 419 CCC (3d) 353, Associate Chief Justice Fairburn said: The trial judge found that the appellant had a direct i......
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Granger v Ontario
...the individual has a meaningful connection to the subject matter – for example, through participation, authorship, ownership or control”: 2022 ONCA 689, 163 O.R. (3d) 401, at para. 71 It is plain that class members have a direct interest in the subject matter of the search; it is their DNA ......
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R v Cofell
...demonstrate a reasonable expectation of privacy, then there is no search and seizure within the meaning of section 8. See R. v. Dosanjh, 2022 ONCA 689 at paras. 113-114 (“ 154 A court identifying the subject matter of a search must not do so narrowly in terms of the physical acts involved o......
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