R. v. Francis, 2019 SKPC 67
| Judge | R.D. JACKSON, J. |
| Court | Provincial Court of Saskatchewan (Canada) |
| Case Date | November 21, 2019 |
| Jurisdiction | Saskatchewan |
| Citations | 2019 SKPC 67 |
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R. v. A.M., 2020 ONSC 1846
...276(2) or s. 278.92(2) [28] Justice Doody in R. v. Barakat, [2019] O.J. No. 705 (C.J.), para 18, and Justice Jackson in R. v. Francis, 2019 SKPC 67, paras 12-14, discussed what it meant to be “capable of being admissible under subsection 276(2)”. At this initial stage, prior to a hearing oc......
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R v Bethinger, 2020 ABQB 253
...cases such as R v TPS, 2019 NSSC 48, R v Boyle, 2019 ONCJ 11, R v Barakat, [2019] OJ No 705 (CJ), R v JE, 2019 NLSC 134 and R v Francis, 2019 SKPC 67. [12] Constitutional concerns have been raised in a number of cases with respect to the potential that the process set out in ss 278.93 and 2......
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R. v. A.M., 2020 ONSC 1846
...276(2) or s. 278.92(2) [28] Justice Doody in R. v. Barakat, [2019] O.J. No. 705 (C.J.), para 18, and Justice Jackson in R. v. Francis, 2019 SKPC 67, paras 12-14, discussed what it meant to be “capable of being admissible under subsection 276(2)”. At this initial stage, prior to a hearing oc......
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R v Bethinger, 2020 ABQB 253
...cases such as R v TPS, 2019 NSSC 48, R v Boyle, 2019 ONCJ 11, R v Barakat, [2019] OJ No 705 (CJ), R v JE, 2019 NLSC 134 and R v Francis, 2019 SKPC 67. [12] Constitutional concerns have been raised in a number of cases with respect to the potential that the process set out in ss 278.93 and 2......