R v Eliasson
| Court | Court of Appeal (Alberta) |
| Judge | The Honourable Mr. Justice Frans Slatter,The Honourable Madam Justice Frederica Schutz,The Honourable Madam Justice Elizabeth Hughes |
| Citation | 2020 ABCA 446 |
| Date | 08 December 2020 |
| Docket Number | 1903-0315-A |
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4 practice notes
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R v Bellows
...of doing so escalates the admissions to legal proof: compare R v Durocher, 2022 NWTCA 1 at paras 43-47, [2022] 8 WWR 409; R v Eliasson, 2020 ABCA 446 at paras 23-29, 398 CCC (3d) 393. It was not open to the trial judge to conceive of the circumstances in a manner which could not be reconcil......
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R v Profeit, 2021 ABCA 379
...credibility differently had this evidence been before him. [94]        Similarly, in R v Eliasson, 2020 ABCA 446, [2020] AJ No 1353 (QL), the Palmer test controlled. There was in that case a mistrial motion which facilitated assessment of the merits of the......
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R v Singh
...to resile from that admission in an attempt to undermine the verdict, absent a real risk of a miscarriage of justice: R. v Eliasson, 2020 ABCA 446 at para. 26, 398 CCC (3d) Facts 64 The appellant came to the attention of the police as a result of information received from a confidential sou......
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R. v. Donison
...disprove or contradict it.” [Citations omitted]. See also R. v. Falconer, 2016 NSCA 22, 372 N.S.R. (3d) 186, at para. 45; R. v. Eliasson, 2020 ABCA 446, at para. 24; Baksh, at para. 84. Because formal admissions are conclusive, jurors are routinely instructed that they “must take what the p......
4 cases
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R v Bellows
...of doing so escalates the admissions to legal proof: compare R v Durocher, 2022 NWTCA 1 at paras 43-47, [2022] 8 WWR 409; R v Eliasson, 2020 ABCA 446 at paras 23-29, 398 CCC (3d) 393. It was not open to the trial judge to conceive of the circumstances in a manner which could not be reconcil......
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R v Profeit, 2021 ABCA 379
...credibility differently had this evidence been before him. [94]        Similarly, in R v Eliasson, 2020 ABCA 446, [2020] AJ No 1353 (QL), the Palmer test controlled. There was in that case a mistrial motion which facilitated assessment of the merits of the......
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R v Singh
...to resile from that admission in an attempt to undermine the verdict, absent a real risk of a miscarriage of justice: R. v Eliasson, 2020 ABCA 446 at para. 26, 398 CCC (3d) Facts 64 The appellant came to the attention of the police as a result of information received from a confidential sou......
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R. v. Donison
...disprove or contradict it.” [Citations omitted]. See also R. v. Falconer, 2016 NSCA 22, 372 N.S.R. (3d) 186, at para. 45; R. v. Eliasson, 2020 ABCA 446, at para. 24; Baksh, at para. 84. Because formal admissions are conclusive, jurors are routinely instructed that they “must take what the p......