R. v. Fisher (A.T.)
| Jurisdiction | Alberta |
| Court | Provincial Court of Alberta (Canada) |
| Judge | Fradsham, P.C.J. |
| Citation | [2014] A.R. Uned. 151 (PC),[2014] A.R. Uned. 151,2014 ABPC 32 |
| Date | 13 February 2014 |
| Subject Matter | CRIMINAL LAW |
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5 practice notes
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R. v. Hitchings
...vehicle? [22] Though I rely upon the entirety of my analysis in R. v. Fisher 2014 ABPC 32, the following excerpt (paragraphs 22-26; and 28) from that decision is sufficient to set out my understanding of the relevant 22  ......
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R. v. Heisie (S.C.), [2015] A.R. TBEd. JL.133
...control beyond a reasonable doubt. He acquitted Mr. Yakobchuk of care or control. [42] In the post Boudreault Alberta case of R v Fisher 2014 ABPC 32 Mr. Fisher drove from Edmonton to Calgary to visit a friend. He parked in the vicinity of his friend's residence as he was unable to locate i......
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R. v. Loney
...scene, and (13) whether the accused had a cell phone with which to make other arrangements and failed to do so. 41. In R. v. Fisher, 2014 ABPC 32, Fradsham, PCJ outlined the following six broad factors at paragraph 32: (1) Nature and st......
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R. v. Kupper (B.K.)
...on the part of Mr. Kupper in relation to the motor vehicle create a realistic risk of danger to persons or property? [22] In R. v. Fisher 2014 ABPC 32, I set out my understanding of the law relating to "care or control", and what will constitute proof beyond a reasonable doubt that an accus......
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R. v. Heisie (S.C.), [2015] A.R. TBEd. JL.133
...control beyond a reasonable doubt. He acquitted Mr. Yakobchuk of care or control. [42] In the post Boudreault Alberta case of R v Fisher 2014 ABPC 32 Mr. Fisher drove from Edmonton to Calgary to visit a friend. He parked in the vicinity of his friend's residence as he was unable to locate i......
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R. v. Hitchings
...vehicle? [22] Though I rely upon the entirety of my analysis in R. v. Fisher 2014 ABPC 32, the following excerpt (paragraphs 22-26; and 28) from that decision is sufficient to set out my understanding of the relevant 22  ......
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R. v. Loney
...scene, and (13) whether the accused had a cell phone with which to make other arrangements and failed to do so. 41. In R. v. Fisher, 2014 ABPC 32, Fradsham, PCJ outlined the following six broad factors at paragraph 32: (1) Nature and st......
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R. v. Kupper (B.K.)
...on the part of Mr. Kupper in relation to the motor vehicle create a realistic risk of danger to persons or property? [22] In R. v. Fisher 2014 ABPC 32, I set out my understanding of the law relating to "care or control", and what will constitute proof beyond a reasonable doubt that an accus......
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