R. v. Fisher (A.T.),
| Judge | Fradsham, P.C.J. |
| Court | Provincial Court of Alberta (Canada) |
| Citation | [2014] A.R. Uned. 151 (PC),[2014] A.R. Uned. 151,2014 ABPC 32 |
| Date | 13 February 2014 |
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4 practice notes
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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, 2019 ABPC 56
...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. Purvis (Z.A.), 2016 ABPC 196
...he was already home. The Court found on those facts that there was no realistic risk. [22] The defence also cites the case of R v Fisher , 2014 ABPC 32. Mr. Fisher went to visit a friend, and parked in the vicinity. He went out drinking with his friends. He later went to his vehicle to char......
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R. v. Kupper (B.K.), [2014] A.R. Uned. 220 (PC)
...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, 2019 ABPC 56
...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. Purvis (Z.A.), 2016 ABPC 196
...he was already home. The Court found on those facts that there was no realistic risk. [22] The defence also cites the case of R v Fisher , 2014 ABPC 32. Mr. Fisher went to visit a friend, and parked in the vicinity. He went out drinking with his friends. He later went to his vehicle to char......
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R. v. Kupper (B.K.), [2014] A.R. Uned. 220 (PC)
...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......