R. v. Hall, 2018 MBCA 122

JurisdictionManitoba
JudgeBarbara M. Hamilton,Diana M. Cameron,Christopher J. Mainella
Citation2018 MBCA 122
CourtCourt of Appeal (Manitoba)
Docket NumberAR16-30-08641
Date19 November 2018
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30 practice notes
  • R. v. Barrett,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal of Nova Scotia (Canada)
    • December 3, 2020
    ...268; R. v. Chretien, 2014 ONCA 403; R. v. Barrett, 2016 NSSC 43; R. v. Khelawon, 2006 SCC 57; R. v. Bradshaw, 2017 SCC 35; R. v. Hall, 2018 MBCA 122; R. v. Bernard, 2018 ABCA 396; D’Amico c. R., 2019 QCCA 77; R. v. Nurse, 2019 ONCA 260; R. v. Khalon, 2020 ABCA 124; R v. Herntier, 2020 MBCA ......
  • R v Badger,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • September 1, 2021
    ...and usefully referred to as spontaneous utterance: R v Nurse, 2019 ONCA 260 at paras 58–59 and 78, 145 OR (3d) 241; R v Hall, 2018 MBCA 122 at para 41, [2019] 1 WWR 612 [Hall]; R v Head, 2014 MBCA 59 at para 25, 310 CCC (3d) 474; and R v Khan, [1990] 2 SCR 531 at ......
  • R. v. MacKinnon,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Ontario)
    • November 22, 2022
    ...features” that could give rise to an error by the declarant: Badger, at para. 31; see also, Andrews, at p. 301; R. v. Hall, 2018 MBCA 122, at paras. 41, 53-55. Courts have also recognized that, in “rare cases”, even traditional exceptions to hearsay – including s......
  • R. v. Schneider,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (British Columbia)
    • February 2, 2021
    ...omitted; emphasis added.] [74] To understand the scope of the judge’s role at the second stage of the analysis, I find R. v. Hall, 2018 MBCA 122, helpful. There, Mainella J.A. (writing for the Court) explained [125] Determining whether the probative value of evidence outweighs its prejudici......
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  • R. v. Barrett,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal of Nova Scotia (Canada)
    • December 3, 2020
    ...268; R. v. Chretien, 2014 ONCA 403; R. v. Barrett, 2016 NSSC 43; R. v. Khelawon, 2006 SCC 57; R. v. Bradshaw, 2017 SCC 35; R. v. Hall, 2018 MBCA 122; R. v. Bernard, 2018 ABCA 396; D’Amico c. R., 2019 QCCA 77; R. v. Nurse, 2019 ONCA 260; R. v. Khalon, 2020 ABCA 124; R v. Herntier, 2020 MBCA ......
  • R v Badger,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • September 1, 2021
    ...and usefully referred to as spontaneous utterance: R v Nurse, 2019 ONCA 260 at paras 58–59 and 78, 145 OR (3d) 241; R v Hall, 2018 MBCA 122 at para 41, [2019] 1 WWR 612 [Hall]; R v Head, 2014 MBCA 59 at para 25, 310 CCC (3d) 474; and R v Khan, [1990] 2 SCR 531 at ......
  • R. v. MacKinnon,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Ontario)
    • November 22, 2022
    ...features” that could give rise to an error by the declarant: Badger, at para. 31; see also, Andrews, at p. 301; R. v. Hall, 2018 MBCA 122, at paras. 41, 53-55. Courts have also recognized that, in “rare cases”, even traditional exceptions to hearsay – including s......
  • R. v. Schneider,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (British Columbia)
    • February 2, 2021
    ...omitted; emphasis added.] [74] To understand the scope of the judge’s role at the second stage of the analysis, I find R. v. Hall, 2018 MBCA 122, helpful. There, Mainella J.A. (writing for the Court) explained [125] Determining whether the probative value of evidence outweighs its prejudici......
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